WW1 Red Cross Poster By P.G. Morgan

A large gathering of original lithographic posters in various size formats. Header text and artists include: "Keep This Hand of Mercy at Work" signed in-the-stone "P.G. Morgan"; "Loyalty to One Means

World War I poster issued by the War Council of the American Red Cross showing the American people how their contributions were being used during the war. Bulletin No. 7, "Caring for American Soldiers

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

Harrison Fisher, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse in foreground with doughboys in the background "Have Your Answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" Copyright 1918 by American National Red Cross.

Full sheet chromolithographed signed in plate as above and 1918, marked lower right American Lithographic Co. N.Y., 30 x 40". Condition folds as issued, two inch tear along lower margin, still VG.

Issued 1918, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse draped in an American flag with US Capitol in background "I Summon you to Comradeship in the Red Cross" (by Woodrow Wilson). "Copyright 1918 American Red

WWI Red Cross poster (Have you answered the Red Cross, Christmas roll call?), 1918. Text & boarder trimmed from poster, only top portion. 25" x 21". Condition as per photo.

Vintage WWI Red Cross Poster, c.1917-18. Reads: All they ask is your old clothes - Send everything you can spare to the nearest branch - American Red Cross. Linen backed, 3 in. tear in the top center.

World War I poster issued by the War Council of the American Red Cross showing the American people how their contributions were being used during the war. Bulletin No. 8 , "The Queen of Belgium appeal

I Summon you to Comradeship in the Red Cross, Woodrow Wilson, dated 1918 40"h x 30"w

1918 "Have You a Red Cross Service Flag?", by Jessie Wilcox Smith (PA, 1863-1935), in blackened oak frame, glazed, OS: 30 1/2" x 23 3/4", SS: 27 1/2" x 20 3/4". Corner bend lower right.

World War I-Era Red Cross poster featuring art by Harrison Fisher, bearing the slogan "Have You Answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?". Appears to be an original lithograph poster, c. 1918. Dime

"WWI Red Cross "Make good the promise, Second War fund" poster linen backed. Corners have stain/tear; creases. 17 inches x 8 1/2 inches.

WWI Red Cross poster. 14 1/8" x 9 1/4'. Damage free.

WWI Red Cross poster on cardboard. 30" x 20". Artist Haskell Coffin.

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Dec 16-23. Edwin Howland Blashfield. Frame size: 31 1/2" high, 25 1/2" wide. Not examined out of frame.

"Have YOU seen a Red Cross Service Flag?" Jessie Wilcox Smith. Frame size: 29 2/4" high, 23 1/2" wide. Not examined out of frame. Small tear.

WWI French Red Cross Poster by Geo Dorival , 34x49 Croix-Rouge Française, Paris- 5.15, rolled

Description VINTAGE CIRCA 1920 WWI AMERICAN RED CROSS POSTER Original WWI 1925 American Red Cross vintage linen backed advertising poster (20 1/4? x 30?) Great art work and great 3D look! This poster

Harrison Fisher (American, 1875-1934). WWI-era Red Cross poster, "Have you answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" 2 X D-3 c. 1918 by American National Red Cross. Signed in the plate center right

All they ask if your old clothes', American Red Cross, circa 1918, 28 x 21 inches. Minor tears on edges, minor creases on right edge, and minor toning.

Original World War I poster, 28 x 19 in., featuring a color image depicting American Marines on the battlefield, planes flying overhead with Old Glory, and a regimental flag for an unidentified compan

World War I period Red Cross poster with text "December 16th to 23rd Where Columbia sets her name, let every one of you follow her." with image of figure of Columbia holding a pen, and a Red Cross nur

Anonymous - USA The Red Cross is spending Ten Million Dollars Lithograph ca. 1917 29.9 x 20 in. (76 x 51 cm) Printer: American Lithographic Co., NY Condition Details: (A-/B+) linen-backed, minor teras