The polka dots tell the story. This jazzy style moves Rosie to a new era. Gutsy and sassy. Women empowered. A must-have for a rockabilly girl and memorial to great-grand mom’s everywhere. The polka dots tell the story.
This jazzy style moves Rosie to a new era. Gutsy and sassy. Women empowered. A must-have for a rockabilly girl and memorial to great-grand mom’s everywhere.
This now well-known J. Howard Miller poster was commissioned in 1942 by the Westinghouse Company's War Production Coordinating Committee, one of many such committees under the supervision of the War Production Board. Originally displayed only at Westinghouse factories, the poster was intended to discourage employee strikes and absences.
• 5"w x 3.75"h x 3.25"d.
• 12oz. Ceramic.
• Microwave Safe.
