Original U.S. WWII “More Tomahawks For Our United Warriors” War Bonds Propaganda Poster by with Artwork by Charles Presbetonequa of the United States Indian School, Santa Fe, New Mexico - 10 " x 13 ¼” British Militaria was the family seat of

was the family seat of the LEITH family up until 1945 when it was gifted to The National Trust by the last family member Mrs Henrietta Leith-Hay who remained in residence until her death in 1963

1st Marine Division who participated in some of the most famous battles of the Pacific during World War Two

live postwar barrel dated 1 - 54 (January 1954) together with a 20 round magazine

The mug's main body is made from a 105MM M14B1 artillery shell

The blade is fullered and was originally blued

Original U.S. WWII “More Tomahawks For Our United Warriors” War Bonds Propaganda Poster by with Artwork by Charles Presbetonequa of the United States Indian School, Santa Fe, New Mexico - 10 " x 13 ¼” British Militaria was the family seat ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a fantastic work of art! This poster was cut (as it was supposed to be) from a sheet of 3 posters in one. The posters all featured artwork from various Native students at the United States Indian School in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We were able to discover a complete sheet which describes the three posters (including this one) and their origin: All over the country Americans still in school are making posters