Don't Fight Cancer Alone 1938 WPA Print by lc_wpa

From Zazzle's vast collection of Work Projects Administration (WPA) and War posters--an amazing assortment of iconic images designed to promote the arts, public welfare, and patriotism--This commemorative poster print features a poster created by Vera Bock, encouraging cancer patients to seek information from various agencies, showing a woman holding a caduceus and standing on a crab, created in 1938.

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Don't Fight Cancer Alone 1938 WPA

Poster, created by Vera Bock, encouraging cancer patients to seek information from various agencies, showing a woman holding a caduceus and standing on a crab, created in 1938.

From Zazzle's vast collection of Work Projects Administration (WPA) and War posters--an amazing assortment of iconic images designed to promote the arts, public welfare, and patriotism--This commemorative poster print features a poster created by Vera Bock, encouraging cancer patients to seek information from various agencies, showing a woman holding a caduceus and standing on a crab, created in 1938.

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