Produced c. 1967 by Lambert Studios, this full-size, paper poster is an historical symbol of the baby boomer revolt against the Vietnam war and the draft. It's also a rare relic of that volatile era.


Condition: Generally very good condition.
Small creases and tears at the edges.
Holes from thumb tacks.
Hairline cracks in the ink, as shown in photos.
Light soil in places and a few little drips of glue(?)

In the 1960s, America had a population dominated by the idealistic youth -- the so-called baby boomers. Born to veterans of WWII, they grew up in fear of "The Bomb" and witnessed first the Korean Conflict and then scenes of the Vietnam War on television. Many baby boomers were "anti-war" and, because of their demographic power, their protests were very effective in bringing the Vietnam War to an end.