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U.S. Forest Service Smokey Bear Collection
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Another enemy to conquer. Forest Fires. 9 out of 10 can be prevented
Description: Poster by Albert Staehle showing a squirrel on a branch with three squirrels inside of a tree hole. The color of the sky is orange red with yellow. Poster reads "Another enemy to Conquer. Forest Fires. 9 out of 10 can be prevented."
Date: 1944
Remember there are babes in the woods.
Description: Smokey Bear poster showing Smokey holding two tan rabbits. Surrounding him there is a blue bird, a tan and blue bird, a orange and black butterfly, a skunk, a raccoon, three yellow ducks, two foxes, a cub, a chipmunk, a deer, what appears to be a…
Date: 1978
Walt Disney's Bambi: "Only you can prevent forest fires. We can't."
Description: Poster of Walt Disney's Bambi with two blue birds, a red butterfly, a blue butterfly, an owl, a gray rabbit, two tan rabbits, and a skunk in a field full of flowers and a hollow tree log. Poster reads "Only you can prevent forest fires. We can't."
Date: 1982
People with Smokey Bear statue
Description: People taking a picture with Smokey Bear statue. Female is kissing statue while the male has his head through a poster hole. Poster reads "Champion Forest Fire Preventer".
Harrisburg, PA Fire Chief Charles Henry (left) & two firemen with Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl
Description: Harrisburg, PA Fire Chief Charles Henry and two firemen with Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl.
Date: 1973
Elizabeth Forte poses here with some of the items produced by toy and novelty companies and carrying the Smokey name
Description: Elizabeth Forte poses here with some of the items produced by toy and novelty companies carrying the Smokey name.
Date: 1967
Dwight Eisenhower with Lord Snowdon
Description: Dwight Eisenhower with Lord Snowdon looking at a plastic Smokey Bear toy.
Smokey Bear greets three youthful fans in Washington, D.C.
Description: Smokey Bear greets three youthful fans with the Washington monument in the background.
Date: 1959
Big Smokey Bear with Judy Bell at National Zoological Park, Washington, D.C. following White House Golden Smokey Presentation
Description: Grown up Smokey Bear with Judy Bell at the National Zoological Park, Washington, D.C. following White House Golden Smokey Presentation.
Date: 1958
Judy Bell, 4 year old daughter of Ray Bell, New Mexico State Forester with her young friend, Smokey
Description: Young Smokey with Judy Bell, four year old daughter of Ray Bell
Date: 1950
Smokey and Friends visit Flathead Indians and Missoula Smoke Jumpers
Description: Smokey Bear and friends visit Flathead Indians and Missoula Smoke Jumpers.
Date: 1956
Young Smokey on ABC Radio
Description: Young Smokey sitting on a table checking out the ABC Radio microphone.
Date: 1950