WW1 Save Food US Food Administration Poster, Paus

"Save Food and Defeat Frightfulness" by M. Paus. Strobridge litho. Approx. 56" x 33-1/2". Original fold lines, light creases, and light edge wear. Linen backed.

WWI "Save a loaf a week, help when the war" poster by US food administration, circa 1917. 21" x 29". Condition as per photo.

WWI "Save and serve the cause of freedom" poster by US food administration, circa 1917. 21" x 29". Condition as per photo.

WW1 U.S Food Administration poster "Be Patriotic sign your country's pledge to save the food" Woman, wearing hat and dress with stars and stripes holding out her arms, Paul Stahr, circa 1918, W.F. Pow

ORIGINAL 1917 WWI US FOOD ADMINISTRATION POSTER - SIR, DON'T WASTE Original 1917 WWI Poster Measuring (11" x 21") "Sir, Don't Waste While Your Wife Saves Adopt the Doctrine of the Clean Plate ~ Do you

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a bread loaf. Original title: "Save a loaf a week. Help win the war." By The U.S. Food administration. Artist: Frederick G. Cooper. Lithogr

World War I full color poster, 20 x 30 in., issued by the United States Food Administration, titled ‘The Spirit of '18’ at the top left and showing Uncle Sam and two companions carrying bu

Type: PostersMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: Some markedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: VariousDescription: Six United States Food Administration posters, WWI.

Three WW1 Posters: 2 U.S. Food Administration No. 2 & 3 and Buy Bonds to your Utmost! "Lend the way they Fight", Edmund M. Ashe, printed by the W. F. Powers Litho Co. New York.American soldier tossing

LOT (2) LITHOS-POSTERS "EAT LESS" & "SAVE" US FOOD ADMINISTRATION, C. 1918 28 3/4" X 21"

WWI "Food, don't waste it" poster by US food administration, circa 1917. 21" x 29". Condition as per photo.

LITHO POSTER WWI SIGNED EDWARD PENFIELD #23, US FOOD ADMINISTRATION, C. 1918 36" X 56 1/2"

American WWI food rationing poster 'Wholesome - Nutritious - Foods from Corn', artwork by Lloyd Harrison, Harrison-Landauer, Inc., circa 1917, U.S. Food Administration, 20 x 30 inches. Loss at top and

A vintage American poster from the World War I era authorized by the U.S. Food Administration, 20 x 30 in., printed by Harrison Landander Inc., Baltimore, 1918, featuring an array of canned and fresh

A vintage American poster from the World War I era authorized by the U.S. Food Administration, 21 x 25 in., printed by Edwards and Deutsche Litho. Co: Chicago, 1917, featuring an illustration by artis

Original c.1918 WW1 poster, BLOOD OR BREAD, in support of food rationing for the war effort. US Food Administration seal, upper left corner. "Forbes Boston" lower right margin. Signed in the print low

[WORLD WAR I]. Group of 21 American World War I posters. Lot of posters issued by the United States Food Administration, U.S. Treasury, Red Cross, promoting the Liberty Loan, and others. Includes dupl

"Save the Products of the Land. Eat More Fish-They Feed Themselves," with artwork from Charles Livingston Bull. Measures approximately 20 1/4" by 30". Poster is in excellent condition. Poster is linen

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a portrait of Cardinal Mercier. Original title: Cardinal Mercier Has Appealed to the Food Administration for More Food for Starving Million

Anon Sugar means Ships , original US Food Administration poster printed USA - 39 x 48 cm; Cushman Parker Little Americans Do Your Bit , original US Food Administration poster - 56 x 36 cm and two othe

Wm McKee The World Cry Food Keep the Home Garden going, original US Food Administration poster 1918 - 76 x 51 cm; and four US Fuel Administration posters, 3 of them small monochrome in foreign text (5

Wallace Morgan Feed a Fighter, original US Food Administration poster No 15 printed USA - 74 x 54 cm

LOT (2) LITHOS-POSTERS "FOOD" US FOOD ADMINISTRATION, C. 1918 30" X 20"

George Illian (American, 1894-1932), 'Keep It Coming : "We Must Not Only Feed Our Soldiers at the Front But Millions of Women & Children Behind Our Lines" ...Waste Nothing,' poster for the United Stat