PostersLot of Three Different World War I Liberty Bond Posters

World War I, Lot of 3 Liberty Bonds Posters, Beat Back the Hun" by Frederick Strothmann, "My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond" and "Ring it Again," Very Fine to Near Mint.
1. "Beat Back the Hun With Liberty Bonds" by Frederick Strothmann, 30" x 20," depicts an evil looking German soldier, with blue face, green eyes, and blood dripping from his bayonet. This stunning poster is in near mint condition, with a professionally repaired (and now nearly invisible) tear, extending from the lower right margin, 1" into the print area. The border is lightly toned, otherwise this poster is in superb condition. 2. "My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond ... Did Yours?" is unsigned, but was printed by the United States Printing & Lithograph Co. in New York. This poster, promoting the Third Liberty Loan, shows a little girl holding a bond to her breast. This poster is in near mint condition, aside from a professionally repaired 1" tear in the upper right corner, and a tiny bit of that same corner missing. 3. "Ring it Again," which is unsigned, has a wonderful image of the Liberty Bell, with a message below urging people to buy bonds from the Second Liberty Loan of 1917. This poster was printed in red, white and blue by Ketterlinus in Philadelphia. This poster is in very nice condition (Very Fine), with some small chips and tears in the margins, only 1 of which affects the poster area (a 1.5" tear at bottom center). There is also some fading of the right red border. Overall this a spectacular poster. Each of these posters is approximately 30" x 20" and has been professionally laid to a heavy linen backing for archival preservation and protection. Together they are a great assortment of World War I Poster Art. (3 items).

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