USS New Jersey WW II Teak with Loose Lips Graphic (1.8 ft)

A World War II-era teak piece featuring the slogan “Loose Lips Sink Ships” would be a unique and historically significant artifact. The phrase “Loose Lips Sink Ships” originated during World War II as part of a propaganda campaign by the United States Office of War Information. It served as a cautionary reminder to military personnel and civilians alike to avoid careless talk that could inadvertently aid the enemy.