WWI SHE DOES NOT ASK US BOND POSTER BY FRANCES ADAMS

Ca. 1916-1917. Original U.S. Army recruiting framed poster titled "Columbia Calls - Enlist now for U.S. Army" by Frances Adams Halsted and painted by V. Aderente.

Offered is a scarce War Bonds poster from World War II by the artist, A. Brooks. It asks the question, "Remember Me? I was at Bataan." It was printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office i

Offered is a striking War Bonds poster from World War II by the artist, Robert Sloan. It asks the question, Doing all you can, brother? It was printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office in 1943 an

Four WW2 US Bond and Propaganda Posters Published by the Government Printing Office in 1943: (1) Troop Movements, artist Montgomery Melbourne, measures 28" x22" (1) "Use it Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do

Vintage WWI U.S. Liberty Bond Poster, c.1918. Reads: U.S.A. Bonds - Weapons For Liberty - third liberty loan campaign, Boys Scouts Of America. Artwork by L.C. Leyendecker. Printed by American Lithogra

42 x 29 inches (and smaller)

COLUMBIA CALLS, (Rawls pg. 52), 1916, vintage color poster, sight 39 ½ x 29 ½”, probably full sheet size 40 x 30”, frame 49 x 39” with Plexiglas.

3 WW1 US Liberty Loan, Bond posters, including "Must Children Die and Mothers Pleas in Vain? (40" by 30")", "And They Thought we Couldn't Fight..(41" by 30")", & "That Liberty shall not perish from th

33 x 23 inches (and smaller)

Columbia Calls Enlist Now for US Army poster. By Frances Adams Halsted and V Aderente. 1916. Is framed. Has some creasing, one hole on the right side on a crease and what appears to be a small teat at

Modern decorative poster REPRODUCTION of the original Dan Sayre Groesbeck WWI war time illustration poster showing Uncle Sam pitching United States Government Bonds. Produced by Illinois Litho Co. Chi

30 x 20 inches (and smaller)

Over the Top For You US Bonds poster, WWI. Done by Sidney Riesenberg. Is framed and in very good condition, upper right corner on frame has some damage. Measures approx. 31" long x 21" wide. You are b

WWI "Remember your first thrill of American liberty, your duty � buy United States government bonds, 2nd liberty loan of 1917" poster. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

WWI 2nd liberty loan US government bonds poster- Remember your first thrill of American liberty, your duty  buy United States government bonds, 2nd liberty loan of 1917      3

WWI "Remember! The flag of liberty, supported!, Buy US government bonds, 3rd liberty loan" poster, 1918. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

Pair Antique Framed World War II U.S. War Bonds Advertising Posters. Largest measures 31 inches x 20 inches.

'Before Sunset Buy a U.S. Government Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917', artwork by Eugenie De Land, (1872-?), Sackett & Whilhelms Corporation, mounted to paper, 1917, 20 x 30 inches. Approx. two 2

LOT/3 WWI LIBERTY BONDS & FRANCE LITHOGRAPH POSTERS 47" X 30" OVERALL

Description Back The Attack (1943) 11" X 21" US World War II Savings Bond Poster Date: 1943 Subjects: Powell, William Stevens, 1919- World War, 1939-1945 Finance Savings bonds United States Department

We Can, We Will, We Must - Franklin Roosevelt (1942) 9" X 18.5" US World War II Savings Bond Poster Original 1942 War Bond Poster featuring the stars and bars waving proudly and a quote from President

Description Figure It Out Yourself (1943) 11" X 21" US World War II Savings Bond Poster World War II Savings Bond Poster (U.S. Government, 1943). Poster (11" X 21"). “Figure It Out Yourself: Boost Y

Framed WWI US "Halt The Hun" Buy US Government Bonds Poster.

Pair of US World War I Third Liberty Loan posters including; 1.) US Governmental Bond poster with text "Over the Top For You--Buy U.S. Gov't Bonds--Third Liberty Loan". Artwork by Sidney H. Riesenberg