Boys Life, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
The Rudder, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
Time, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
McCall’s, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
Fortune, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
Esquire, July 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
Life, June 6, 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
The Saturday Evening Post, Jul 4, 1942
Cover artist: John Clymer
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
The New Yorker, July 4, 1942
This is one of over 500 magazine covers published in July 1942 featuring the American flag, to support the war effort. See 100s of examples of the United We Stand project here.
Reader’s Digest front and back cover, July 1942
Happy 4th of July, Reader’s Digest readers!
In July 1942 (7 months after the United States entered World War II) over 500 magazines across the nation displayed the American flag on their covers. They did this in order to promote national unity, create support for the war, and celebrate Independence Day. Here are some of of the cover designs from July of 1942. The campaign was called “United We Stand.” You can see nearly 300 magazines on this website.
