I will make 1940s printable supplies
About this gig
I create historically researched digital reproductions of military and civilian printed materials from the 1930s and 1940s.
I can recreate pocket litter, labels, tags, wrappers, packaging, posters, advertisements, rubber stamp designs and SVG matrices, ration boxes, food and hygiene products, paperwork, forms, documents, instruction sheets, and other period ephemera.
You can provide photos, scans, dimensions or archival references. If references are incomplete or unavailable, I can conduct the necessary historical research myself, which may extend delivery time.
I recreate materials as accurately as the available evidence allows, including typography, dimensions, colors, layouts and markings. When information is unavailable, some elements may be approximate and cannot always match the original 1:1.
Final files can be delivered as SVG, PDF, PNG or other agreed formats.
Every order includes a bilingual English/Spanish PDF Print Guide with paper recommendations, printer settings, local print-shop instructions, color suggestions, and finishing advice.
Please contact me before ordering so we can review your references and project requirements.
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Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Renzo Romero
Graphic Designer
- FromArgentina
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
Do I need to provide reference material?
Ideally, yes. You can provide photos, scans, dimensions or archival references. If you don't have references, I can conduct the necessary historical research myself.
Will the reproduction be 100% identical to the original?
When sufficient references are available, I aim for the highest possible accuracy. If information is missing, some dimensions, colors or details may need to be reconstructed and may not match the original 1:1.
Do you work with politically sensitive historical material?
Yes, when they are part of a legitimate historical, educational, archival, collecting or reenactment project. The work is approached as historical reproduction and research, not as political promotion or endorsement. Please contact me with your specific project before ordering.
Do you reproduce both military and civilian items?
Yes. I work with military and civilian materials from the 1930s and 1940s, including packaging, labels, paperwork, advertisements, food, hygiene products and ephemera.
Can you recreate packaging with folds, cuts and assembly lines?
Yes. Packaging can be prepared as a complete printable dieline, including panels, folds, cutting areas, flaps and other construction details when sufficient references are available.
Can you reproduce an entire collection instead of a single item?
Yes. I can work on sets or collections of related items, such as complete ration packaging, groups of pocket litter, paperwork sets or multiple labels. For larger projects, please contact me for a custom offer.
Can you work from modern photographs of an original item?
Yes. Clear photographs can be used as the primary reference. Multiple angles, close-ups, measurements and photographs taken under neutral lighting are especially helpful for improving accuracy.
Can you recreate material from different branches of the military?
Yes. Projects can cover Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, auxiliary services, medical services, logistics and other military organizations, depending on the historical period and available references.
What types of military supplies can you recreate?
I can recreate packaging, labels, containers, ration materials, medical supplies, hygiene products, ammunition packaging, equipment markings, shipping labels, maintenance materials, personal items and other logistical or administrative supplies.
Do you only cover the major WWII powers?
No. I am interested in reproducing material from lesser-known nations, manufacturers, organizations and civilian markets as well. If you have a specific item or reference, feel free to contact me regardless of its country of origin.

