LIBERTY BONDS POSTER, CA. 1917

WWI lithographed color poster 'To-Day Buy That Liberty Bond', ca. 1917, anonymous, 28 x 22.25 inches. Linen-backed. Very good!

WWI "Buy a liberty pond of the US government and wear this button � it is a badge of honor. I own a liberty Bond" poster, circa 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

A group of 4 WWI war bond posters. [V.p., ca. 1917-1918]. Four lithographed posters, including: Keep ‘Em Smiling; Sure We’ll Finish the Job; Make Your Dollars End the War; Hunger. 42 x 28&

WWI "Ring it again, by US government bonds, third liberty loan" poster, 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

WWI "Are you 100% American? Prove it! By government bonds, third liberty loan" poster, 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

circa 1917 after Howard Chandler Christy for the Third Liberty Loan War Bonds. Frame size: 39 3/4" high, 27 5/8" wide. Not examined out of frame. Repairs, fold lines.

BOND POSTER. CA. 1918. THE ARTWORK FOR THIS POSTER WAS CREATED BY HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY, AN AMERICAN ARTIST AND ILLUSTRATOR. THE POSTER DEPICTS LADY LIBERTY HOLDING THE AMERICAN FLAG. IN MODERN FRAM

GROESBECK, Uncle Sam WWI Lithograph Poster. Uncle Sam 2nd Liberty Bond Poster. "Shall We be More Tender with Our Dollars then with the Lives of our Sons". 1917 Dan Sayre Groesbeck (1878-1950) American

Howard Chandler Christy. Fight or Buy Bonds. Third Liberty Loan. - 1917. Poster showing a woman in white waving the American flag, as soldiers march behind her. Printer: Forbes. On linen. 29.5" x 40".

Subject: World War 1 Type: Poster Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Some marked Date: Ca. 1915 Maker: Various Description: Five WW1 era posters including a Liberty Bond poster with an illustra

About 60 Negatives from Montana Ca. 1917, Incl. Electric Locomotives, Liberty Loan Bond Drives, First Traffic Lights etc. Neat eclectic grouping State:Montana City: Date:1917 Provenance: Stuart MacKen

WWI "Buy a bond of the 2nd liberty loan and help win the war" poster with president Wilson, circa 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

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.

Leyendecker, J. C. (Joseph Christian). "U.S.A. Bonds. Third Liberty Loan Campaign Boy Scouts of America. Weapons for Liberty." NY: American Lithographic Co., [1917.] Lithograph poster. 30" x 20". Line

Ca. 1918. Original wartime poster titled "Keep These Off the U.S.A - Buy more Liberty Bonds" by John Norton.

You. Buy A Liberty Bond Lest I Perish. 1917. Color lithograph poster with a cartoonish depiction of the Statue of Liberty pointing directly at the viewer. Bold red and blue lettering. 30 x 20”.

Subject: World War 1 Type: Poster Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Some marked Date: Ca. 1915 Maker: Various Description: Includes a U.S. Employment Service poster, a Victory Liberty Loan pos

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

Henry Raleigh. "Hun or Home? Buy More Liberty Bonds." Chicago: Edwards & Deutsch Litho Co., [ca. 1918.] Lithograph poster. 30" x 20". Linen-backed, marginal fraying/chipping. As-is.

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

Whitehead, Walter. Come On! / Buy More Liberty Bonds. Cincinnati: The Strobridge, ca. 1918. WWI propaganda poster. 29 x 19 ½”. Few tiny spots of inpainting. Linen backed. A.

WWI "My daddy bought me a government bond of the third liberty loan did yours?" poster, 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

After Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1873-1952), original lithograph mounted to wove paper depicting a World War I era propaganda poster titled 'Fight or Buy Bonds: Third Liberty Loan,' circa 1917

After Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1873-1952), original lithograph mounted to wove paper depicting a World War I era propaganda poster titled 'Clear the Way!! Buy Bonds: Fourth Liberty Loan,' ci