A folded magazine or newspaper page with images and text about the Korean War, featuring a large rifle and various black-and-white and colored photos of soldiers.

Average Joe

Print media that was designed to be mass produced using a limited color palette dedicated to a Korean War Marine veteran.

Two folded brochures about Joseph A. Ade, with military images and text, placed on gray USMC military uniform shirt.
A military jacket with 'USMC' and 'Joe Ade' stenciled on the chest pocket, alongside a poster featuring a rifle and the phrase 'Average Joe' with some words crossed out.
Black and white photograph of a soldier sitting outdoors, with some trees and foliage in the background. The photo is surrounded by a red and black border, with highlighted text quotes overlaid in orange boxes.
Black and white drawing of a soldier wearing a helmet, winter clothing, and holding a rifle.
Illustration of a soldier in military gear holding a rifle, wearing a helmet, dark glasses, and a green uniform with a fur collar.
A vintage rifle with a bayonet attached, and the words 'Average Joe' in bold black text.
An illustrated artwork features a soldier in military attire holding a rifle. The background includes a black and white photograph or drawing of a war scene with soldiers and ships, alongside orange and black textured design elements. The image contains text about the first Marines in Korea from 1951-1952, with a quote about combat experience.
A black and white photo of a smiling man with a spray-painted hat, set against a textured orange background with black grunge accents. The image is part of a printed article or poster about Joseph A. Ade.
A collage of text and images, including a black and white photo of a man in a Hawaiian shirt holding a rifle, and a black silhouette of a soldier aiming a gun. The background has a graffiti-like design with orange and black colors, featuring various overlapping texts about Joe Ade, a Marine veteran.