Third Liberty Loan Framed Poster

WW I framed poster. "Over the top for you". "Buy U.S Gov't Bonds - Third Liberty Loan". Artist: Sydney H. Rosenberg. Ketterlinus, Phila. (poster 30"x20", plexi frame: 36" x25"). Step into the historic

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

Ca. 1918, chromolithograph on paper. Doughboy with American flag and text "Over the Top for You, Buy US Govt. Bonds, Third Liberty Loan". Fold line with small tears. Framed, 33.75"h. 23.75"h. From the

WW1 Poster by J.C. Leyendeck. USA BONDS Third Liberty Loan Campaign Boy Scouts of America. Published by American Lithographic Company. Nicely framed, in very nice condition. No visible damage, not exa

Two "Liberty Loan" posters, from Boston and Philadelphia publishing houses, the "Third Liberty Loan" poster by and signed in block "Howard Chandler Christy, 1917"; both framed with perspex. [Each: Ima

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

American WWI poster 'Over the Top for You - Buy U.S. Gov't Bonds - Third Liberty Loan', artwork by Sidney Harry Riesenberg, (1885-1971), Ketterlinus, Philadelphia, circa 1918, 20 x 30 inches. Loss at

WWI THIRD LIBERTY LOAN POSTER OVER THE TOP FOR YOU after Sidney Riesenberg, 1918, color lithograph poster printed by Ketterlinus, Philadelphia, some mild rippling, sight 29x19in.

Herbert Andrew Paus (New York and Minnesota artist, 1880-1946) designed WWI Third Liberty Loan poster, produced by The Niagara Lithography Co. circa 1917, 39" (h) x 56"

A Howard Chandler Christy, Third Liberty Loan poster from 1917, by Forbes Printing. The poster features a young woman waving the American flag with troops behind her. Dimensions are: 30 1/2 inches tal

Framed under glass. For Home and Country Victory Liberty Loan color lithograph 40 x 30 inches. Artist Alfred Orr. Frame 27 x 39 inches. Shipping 9 pounds. Screw holes side of frame. Mounted onwall. As

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

Approx 20" x 29"

Half sheet chromolithographed with young girl holding loan document with text below reading: My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Liberty Loan Did Yours?, marked lower left 11-A & lower r

WWI "Goodbye, Dad, I'm off to fight for old glory, you buy US gov't bonds, third liberty loan" poster, circa 1918. 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.

Herbert Andrew Paus New York, Minnesota,1880-1946 "To Make the World a Decent Place To Live In", Third Liberty Loan poster, published by Niagra Lithograph Company, New York. Marked lower right "Niagar

ORIGINAL WWI THIRD LIBERTY LOAN POSTER - REALISTIC LITTLE GIRL ARTWORK Original WWI Third Liberty Loan Linen Backed Poster Measuring (30 x 20 1/4) "My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Li

Poster, “Halt the Hun”, 20" x 30" Artist: Raleigh. This poster was issued for the Third Liberty Loan, the Third Liberty Loan posters seem to be ripe with violent and vehement images. This one is n

WWI "Over the Top for You Buy U.S. Gov't Bonds Third Liberty Loan" poster. Linen backed. Approx. 25 5/8'' x 18 7/8''.

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

Ca. 1918. Original wartime poster titled "Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan / They Kept the Sea Lanes Open" by L.A. Shafer.

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".

WWI gov. bond poster by Harry S. Bressler, c1918 Frame: 29" x 42" Poster: 26" x 39"This poster was originally created in 1917 by Harry S. Bressler for Third Liberty Loan. The poster was printed by Uni