1920s - 1930s New Hampshire Dept. of Forestry Forest Fire Prevention Poster by Jutex Water-Resistant

This is a circa 1920's - 1930's This is a large version of an old New Hampshire Department of Forestry forest fire prevention poster with a hole in the upper left-hand corner placed there by the agency. Dramatically designed, the poster shows a charred landscape against a crimson sky and warns you to PREVENT FOREST FIRES - IT PAYS. It has a Jutex maker mark on reverse.

Circa 1920's - 1930's.

Approximately 15-1/16" in height and 11-3/4" in width.

Printed, treated, paper.

None.

A WATER RESISTING SIGN MADE OF THE TOUGHEST OF FIBERS JUTEX THE TUFSIGN TRADE MARK MADE ONLY BY THE SCIOTO SIGN CO. KENTON, OHIO.

The poster you receive will either be this one or one very similar to it. This is from a fire and rescue collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. ebay 9@VHX06 LHEX4/13 S(1)FCX9/14 S(1)HEX09/20 psLIEX12/02/20 S(1)VIEX06/27/21 S(1)eBayVAEJX08/02/24 NpsLAJEX08/02/24

8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The poster is only slightly creased and has one intentionally-placed hole and great coloration.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.