1942 Someone Talked! Frederick Siebel Loose Lips WWII Quarter Sheet
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Date: 1942
Artist: Siebel, Frederick
Size (inches): 22" x 14"
Size (cm): 55.9 x 35.6
Condition: B
Linen backed: No
This powerful and dramatic poster by the artist Frederick Siebel was issued in 1942 shortly after the United States entered WWII. The stark image features a sailor struggling to keep his head above water pointing directly at the viewer with the simple admonition “Someone Talked”. Simple and effective, the poster reminds that loose lips sink ships.
This poster is an unrestored vintage original issued during WWII in the smaller format quarter sheet size. See our other listings for the full size one sheet version. The poster is folded as issued and shows moderate handling wear and a single quarter inch tack hole at the top center. The colors remain bold and overall condition is very good.
Artist: Siebel, Frederick
Size (inches): 22" x 14"
Size (cm): 55.9 x 35.6
Condition: B
Linen backed: No
This powerful and dramatic poster by the artist Frederick Siebel was issued in 1942 shortly after the United States entered WWII. The stark image features a sailor struggling to keep his head above water pointing directly at the viewer with the simple admonition “Someone Talked”. Simple and effective, the poster reminds that loose lips sink ships.
This poster is an unrestored vintage original issued during WWII in the smaller format quarter sheet size. See our other listings for the full size one sheet version. The poster is folded as issued and shows moderate handling wear and a single quarter inch tack hole at the top center. The colors remain bold and overall condition is very good.
