Put the squeeze on the Japanese orleans An event poster for Mayol--a

An event poster for Mayol--a concert hall cafe originally named after singer and owner Felix Mayol

Lithograph designed by French painter Henri Matisse advertising a 1950 exhibition of his chapel paintings

described as "Danseurs par Excellence" (Dancers par excellence) and performing "Leurs Créations Novelty Act" (Their Novelty Act Creations)

Chinese 101 Dalmations

Put the squeeze on the Japanese orleans An event poster for Mayol--a"Put the squeeze on the Japanese Beat your promise Increase production you & I Remember Pearl Harbor!" An industrial incentive poster created during World War II to reduce factory waste, improve workplace efficiency, and accelerate military production among factory employees. Produced by the RCA Manufacturing Company as part of its internal Beat Your Promise campaign, the poster encouraged assembly line workers to meet and exceed wartime manufacturing