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German WWII Infantry Posters (4) - Repro #110299

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German WWII Infantry Posters (4) - Repro #110299
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Reproductions of four 1939-1940 German World War II promotional posters. Titled, "Die Woche- Kampf!", "So Wie wir kampfen", "SS im kampf" and "SS- Greift an!" Rough translations, "The Way We Fight-Work for the Victory", "SS Attacks!", "SS In Combat" and "The Work Week". The posters show German soldiers in battle. There is some wear and tape repairs on the backs of the posters. They measure approx. 23 x 32 inches. Please inspect. [UPDATE: Under high magnification, we have discovered these posters have a stochastic (randomized) CMYK ink dot pattern that was not invented until the nineteen-seventies and was not widely used until the advent of high-quality inkjet printers some years later. The original WWII-era posters were probably printed as serigraphs with smooth color gradations and no half-toning. Someone more recently has scanned them at high resolution and reproduced them using modern, large-format inkjet equipment. The dead giveaway is that even the “faded” margins of the paper (where there should not be any ink) have a stochastic CMYK dot pattern that recreates the appearance of worn, faded paper. Nevertheless, these reproductions still have an artistic, educational, and historical value in representing the type of propaganda widely used during WWII.]