The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: WWII TOKIO KID POSTERS
Original "Tokio Kid" posters, illustrated by Jack Campbell for the Douglas Aircraft Company, urged defense workers to stop wasting tools and scrap materials during World War II. Shown alongside a Douglas airline advertisement and an employee bulletin, they survive as evidence of home-front production campaigns and the racially charged caricature that drove them.
WWII 'Tokio Kid' Homefront Propaganda Posters (Douglas Aircraft Company Material Conservation Series)
'Tokio Kid' WWII War Production Propaganda Poster — Tool Waste/Scrap Conservation Campaign
"Jap Trap" WWII Home-Front Propaganda Poster, Material Conservation Campaign
Douglas Aircraft Co. Employee Bulletin: Tire and Ridesharing Notice, WWII
'Tokio Kid Say' Douglas Aircraft Material Conservation Program Poster, WWII, Illustrated by Jack Campbell
"Tokio Kid Say" Home-Front War-Production Propaganda Poster, WWII, by Jack Campbell
