LITHO-POSTER LITTLE AMERICANS, US FOOD ADMIN.

Anon Sugar means Ships , original US Food Administration poster printed USA - 39 x 48 cm; Cushman Parker Little Americans Do Your Bit , original US Food Administration poster - 56 x 36 cm and two othe

George Illian (American, 1894-1932), 'Keep It Coming : "We Must Not Only Feed Our Soldiers at the Front But Millions of Women & Children Behind Our Lines" ...Waste Nothing,' poster for the United Stat

A vintage American poster from the World War I era authorized by the U.S. Food Administration, 21 x 25 in., printed by Edwards and Deutsche Litho. Co: Chicago, 1917, featuring an illustration by artis

DESCRIPTION: WW1 US "Food is Ammunition–Don't Waste It" Color Lithograph Poster By John E. Sheridan (American, 1880–1948). Printed by: Heywood, Strasser and Voight Litho. Co., New

DESCRIPTION: WW1 US "Food is Ammunition–Don't Waste It" Color Lithograph Poster By John E. Sheridan (American, 1880–1948). Printed by: Heywood, Strasser and Voight Litho. Co., New

Three WW1 Posters: 2 U.S. Food Administration No. 2 & 3 and Buy Bonds to your Utmost! "Lend the way they Fight", Edmund M. Ashe, printed by the W. F. Powers Litho Co. New York.American soldier tossing

Original WWI "Victory A Question of Stamina" US Food Admin. Vintage 1917 Poster. The poster is approx 23" x 31" and it weighs under one pound at 0.56lb. The poster is in a good, vintag

LITHO POSTER WWI SIGNED EDWARD PENFIELD #23, US FOOD ADMINISTRATION, C. 1918 36" X 56 1/2"

LOT (2) LITHOS-POSTERS "EAT LESS" & "SAVE" US FOOD ADMINISTRATION, C. 1918 28 3/4" X 21"

BRITTON, L.N. Eat More Corn… / U.S. Food Administration. New York, ca. 1917. Color lithograph poster urging Americans to conserve certain foods for the Army and U.S. allies. 29 x 20 ¾&#8221

A vintage American poster from the World War I era authorized by the U.S. Food Administration, 20 x 30 in., printed by Harrison Landander Inc., Baltimore, 1918, featuring an array of canned and fresh

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a bread loaf. Original title: "Save a loaf a week. Help win the war." By The U.S. Food administration. Artist: Frederick G. Cooper. Lithogr

"Save Food and Defeat Frightfulness" by M. Paus. Strobridge litho. Approx. 56" x 33-1/2". Original fold lines, light creases, and light edge wear. Linen backed.

American WWI food rationing poster 'Wholesome - Nutritious - Foods from Corn', artwork by Lloyd Harrison, Harrison-Landauer, Inc., circa 1917, U.S. Food Administration, 20 x 30 inches. Loss at top and

Grow Your Own Food Al Parker US 1943 Paper 20 x 26 A WWII poster to tell Americans to grow and can their own food. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

[WORLD WAR I]. Group of 21 American World War I posters. Lot of posters issued by the United States Food Administration, U.S. Treasury, Red Cross, promoting the Liberty Loan, and others. Includes dupl

Albert Sterner (1863-1946) We Need You, original poster printed by American Litho NY 1918 - 101 x 78 cm From a recently discovered collection of French and US WW1 posters in remarkable condition

Anonymous Russian Text (Gift of the American People, ARA.) Lithograph 1922 27.9 x 20.8 in. (71 x 53 cm) Printer: no information Condition Details: (B+) was folded, on linen, minor tears at the edges a

American. Circa 1917. Colour lithograph. Issued by the U.S. Food Administration to encourage voluntary food conservation. Signed by the artist, Charles E. Chambers (1883-1941). Signed, by artist at bo

An original colored Moore-McCormack Lines advertisement poster. Lithography, 1950s. Graphic design, South American coast and a portrait of a US couple. Comes in plastic protecting packaging. Vintage A

American WWII poster, 'Even a little can help a lot - now', artwork by Alfred Parker, (1906-1985), illustrated for Ladies' Home Journal, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942-O-455803, 20 x 14.25 inch

DESCRIPTION: American WWII "Your Victory Garden" poster. Marked at bottom: "War Food Administration" and "U.S. Government Printing Office, 1945-O-629743" Red painted wood frame. CIRCA: 1945 ORIGIN: US

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a portrait of Cardinal Mercier. Original title: Cardinal Mercier Has Appealed to the Food Administration for More Food for Starving Million

American WWII propaganda poster 'Where our men are fighting, our food is fighting - Buy Wisely - Cook Carefully - Store Carefully - Use Leftovers', OWI Poster No. 35, US Government Printing Office, 19