WWII Clip Art

These images are here for you to enjoy, or to use as free WWII clip art. You have permission to use the clip art in any way you want, except redistributing the images in another format or clip art gallery. Our only requirement is that somewhere on your Web site you link to WorldWar2History.info, HistoryImages.com, and/or Interesting.com. See the bottom of this page for more information.

Marines-icon.gif 2.46 KB	medal-icon.gif 0.36 KB	Medal-of-honor.gif 20.11 KB
painting-Luzon.jpg 95.32 KB	painting-Remagen.jpg 79.58 KB	photo-D-Day.jpg 57.58 KB
photo-Eisenhower.gif 20.19 KB	photo-Marshalls.jpg 51.81 KB	photo-Rosie-Riveters.jpg 54.30 KB
photo-sub-worker.jpg 53.00 KB	photo-Times-Sq-Kiss.jpg: 61.85 KB | high-res Times Square kiss: 185 KB | on family tree diagram | posters & prints of the kiss	photo-V-J-Day.jpg 56.91 KB
poster-danger.jpg 37.44 KB	poster-Hitler.jpg 48.27 KB	poster-Joe-Louis.jpg 27.02 KB
poster-Navy.jpg 38.30 KB	poster-United-We-Win.jpg 35.74 KB	poster-war-bonds.jpg 42.51 KB
poster-We-Can-Do-It.jpg 33.42 KB	soldier-icon-black.gif 0.67 KB	soldier-icon-transparent.gif 0.73 KB
soldier-icon-white.gif 0.72 KB	stamp-1944.jpg 9.23 KB	stamp-airmail.jpg 28.88 KB
stamp-Audie-Murphy.jpg 6.91 KB	stamp-Omar-Bradley.jpg 8.26 KB	stamp-win-war.jpg 5.27 KB

You are welcome to use this free clip art on your own Web pages, in school projects, on printed material, etc. The only requirement is that somewhere on your Web site you link to WorldWar2History.info, HistoryImages.com, and/or Interesting.com. All our images are uniquely edited and marked, and we do periodically search for how and where the clip art is being used.

For easy copy-and-paste HTML and buttons to help with your linking, click here, for more tips on saving and using clip art, click here, or for the fine print on copyrights, click here.

Sincerely,

Chris Whitten

World War II Posters and Prints

ClipArt.com
I've been a member of ClipArt.com for two years and I use it almost every week. Although you can find some decent free clip art around the Web (like on this page?!) you can spend a lot of time looking for it, and sometimes the copyrights are iffy. Subscribing to ClipArt.com has been well worth it for me. By the way, the same company also offers Photos.com, but I'm not as familiar with this service.

Animation Factory
This is the best source for 3D animations. I used a bunch of them way back in 1996 and their collection has grown a lot since then.