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Antique Bronze plaque with silvered finish. Paul Ludwig Hans Anton Von Beneckendorff und Von Hindenburg was a German general and statesman who led the Imperial German Army during World War I and later

"Das ist der Weg zum Frieden [...] darum zeichne Kriegsanleihe!" "This is the way to peace [...] therefore subscribe for war bonds!", This poster is a color print based on art by Lucian Bernhard, G�

"Wer zur 8. Kriegsanleihe zeichnet, [...] ist würdig unserer Helden an der Front" "Anyone who subscribes to the 8th war loan [...] is worthy of our heroes at the front." Printed in March 1918, by D

Collection of 10 WWI & WWII Army Navy Stamps Bonds War Posters. Posters promote everything from "Navy Day" celebration, to buying war stamps and war bonds, to fuel-saving home insulation. Includes the

Fritz Erier, WWI war bond poster, Fritz Erier (German, 1868-1940), "Helft uns Hegen. Zeichnet Kriegsanleihe", 1917, color lithograph, published by W. Hagelberg, Berlin, unframed, 23'h x 17.5"w (sheet)

BERTHOLD CLAUSS (1882-1969) [GERMAN WAR BONDS / WORLD WAR I]. Group of 4 posters. Circa 1917. Sizes vary. Mainzer Anzeiger. Condition varies, generally A- / B+. Paper. Clauss was a painter, lithograp

Lot of two war bonds posters. Larger "you buy 'em we'll fly 'em" WWII Defense Bonds poster by Wilkinsons. Great image of a U.S. Army pilot with several planes in the background. Mounted to linen canva

Named to a General Dr. Siegfried Handloser. He is a war Merit Cross recipient and a German Army medical Inspector

A fine German poster, 37 x 55 in. color, a highly stylized image of an eagle and a dove in Wiener Werkstatte style, with the text at the bottom reading ‘Buy War Bonds’. Printed in blue, ye

DESCRIPTION: Three original World War I Liberty Bonds posters. Includes: 1) "Beat Back the Huns with Liberty Bonds" poster with artwork by Fred Strothman. Depicts German soldier peering out of a foxho

Original German WWI poster "Helft uns siegen!". Lithograph on paper of World War One German soldier with gas mask amongst barbed wire. Translates: "Help us win!" "Sign up for War Bonds". Artist signat

World War One Bond Drive Poster. Polychrome lithograph image of U.S. soldier attacking German trench with grenade. Bottom signed "THE W. F. POWERS CO. LITHO; N. Y." Good condition, tear at top. Poster

A rare WWI Russian propaganda military lubok poster, chromolithograph, The Great European War, A German army invading through innocent Belgium.... Titled in print upper to the center. Inscribed in pri

Remember Belgium - Buy Bonds - Fourth Liberty Loan. Ellsworth Young This original World War I poster features the work of Ellsworth Young and depicts a moustachioed German infantryman, wearing a picke

Lineol composition General Von Hindenburg. Hindenburg was a Generalfeldmarschall and statesman who commanded the German military during the second half of World War I. 1 piece. Measures 85mm to the to

(1846–1934) German general during World War I, placed in command of the German First Army. Although he commanded brilliantly at the Marne. lack of coordination with Bulow caused their retreat an

(1885 - 1954) German infantry general who commanded an army corps and a military district during World War I. He also was in charge of Dresden following it's horrific firebombing and was a recipient o

A black and white, sepia toned postcard photograph of the German Army Officer and Statesman Paul von Hindenburg and his wife Gertrud, signed "von Hindenburg" on the right margin and "Gertrud Hindenbur

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam that was created by James Montgomery Flagg to stimulate recruiting efforts for the United States Army during World War I. F

Historic Americana World War I: Uncle Sam Recruiting Poster By James Montgomery Flagg with the Iconic Text: "I Want You/ For U.S. Army/ Nearest Recruiting Station." the 1917 Original World War I (1917

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam, originally created by James Montgomery Flagg for the United States Army during World War I. Flagg modeled the portrait of

Political Historic 1942 Japanese "Internment" Order / Broadside Poster "NOTICE" - "Civilian Exclusion Order No. 41" - Presidio 1942-Dated World War II, Official U.S. Army Japanese Internment Broadside

Political 1942 Japanese "Internment" Order / Broadside Poster "NOTICE" - "Civilian Exclusion Order No. 41" - Presidio World War II by the U.S. Army for Japanese Internment 1942-Dated World War II, Off

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Keep Us Flying! Buy War Bonds. Poster, 27¾ x 20 inches; original folds, minimal wear; backed with linen. [Washington]: Government Printing Office, 1943 The first poster