WW1 US "Save A Loaf A Week" Propaganda Poster

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

WWI "Save a loaf a week, help when the war" poster by US food administration, circa 1917. 21" x 29". Condition as per photo.

Illustrated by George Illian, quote by General John J. Pershing 23x31

WWI, PROPAGANDA POSTER, 1918, H 28", W 22", "HELP" (RED CROSS),:WWI U.S. Propaganda poster, 1918, "HELP" (Red Cross), unknown artist, framed and floated under acrylic.

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda color lithograph poster showing a portrait of a female figure dressed with the American flag. Original title: "Be Patriotic—Sign Your Countr

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

After The Welcome Home - Art by E.M. Ashe (1919) US WWI Propaganda Poster LB Reserve: $420.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $26.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign ship

ALONZO EARL FORINGER (AMERICAN), WWI RED CROSS, PROPAGANDA POSTER, 1918, H 27", W 20", "THE GREATEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD":Alonzo Earl Foringer, WWI U.S. Red Cross propaganda poster, 1918, "The Greates

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a portrait of an Italian officer. Original title: L'Italia ha bisogno di carne-frumento-grasso & zucchero. Translation of original title: I

This is an antique WWI propaganda poster dating to the early 20th century. Printed by the United States Printing & Lithograph Company of New York, this poster was produced by the United States Treasur

Some warping on poster, Frame measures 17 3/4 x 13 3/4in, Poster measures 16 x 12in.

5 WW1 propaganda posters, US, includes "Remember the Bond (New York Evening Post Publication), "This man knows what the U.S. Navy offers", "Send her off to the war zone ahead of schedule", "War Clouds

GORDON HOPE GRANT (AMERICAN, 1875-1962), WWI U.S. RECRUITING POSTER, C1918, H 39", W 25", "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP? RED CROSS":Original WWI U. S. propaganda poster, "What Are You Doing To Help? (Re

"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.

Vintage and original poster "Help Stop This. Buy W.S.S. & Keep Him of out America" 1918 by Adolph Threidler. One of the many posters issued by the U.S. government during WWI to encourage people to buy

Vintage British WWI Propaganda Poster, c.1915. Reads: Polish Victems Relief Fund - Most Holy Virgin of Czenstochowa, Help Us. Printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co. Ltd, London. Linen backed, nice condition

Vintage WWI British Propaganda Poster, c.1917. Reads: Do Your Bit! Save Food. Printed by Hazell, Watson & Viney Ld. Litho, London. Linen backed, folded to 8 panels, restoration along fold lines. 29.5

WW1 U.S Food Administration poster "Be Patriotic sign your country's pledge to save the food" Woman, wearing hat and dress with stars and stripes holding out her arms, Paul Stahr, circa 1918, W.F. Pow

American World War I propaganda poster, 20 in. x 30 in., titled ‘Are You 100% American? Prove It!’, with the subtitle ‘Buy U.S. Government Bonds - Third Liberty Loan’. This message is surround

Two Vintage World War I Propaganda Posters Including (1) 28" X 22" "Your Country Calls" By Albert Frank and Company (1) 25" X 18" "Marine Corp Week" Enlist At 8 N Water St Rochester

ORIGINAL 1917 WWI US FOOD ADMINISTRATION POSTER - SIR, DON'T WASTE Original 1917 WWI Poster Measuring (11" x 21") "Sir, Don't Waste While Your Wife Saves Adopt the Doctrine of the Clean Plate ~ Do you

Riesenberg, Sidney H. (1885–1971). Over the Top for You / Buy U.S. Gov’t Bonds. Philadelphia: Ketterlinus, ca. 1917. WWI propaganda poster. 30 x 20”. Horizontal creases to upper and

Collection of military recruiting posters to include "Halt Who Goes There" 1912 US Marine Corp, "Britishers You're Needed Come Across Now" by Lloyd Meyers, "Your Work Means Victory" 1917 by Fred J. Ho

Two WWI posters: 1. 'Marine Corps Week June 10 to 16 - Join the US Marines - the Soldiers that go to sea - Where There's Action', 1917, 25 x 18 inches. Loss, chipping, and tears of various sizes on ed