BRITTON, L.N. Eat More Corn… / U.S. Food

BRITTON, L.N. Eat More Corn… / U.S. Food Administration. New York, ca. 1917. Color lithograph poster urging Americans to conserve certain foods for the Army and U.S. allies. 29 x 20 ¾”

L.N. Britton 28"x20" USA BT,LB,PC Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color OF-</

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

The Navy is Calling - Enlist Now', artwork by L.N. Britton, (1858-1934), U.S. Navy Recruiting Station, The W.F. Powers Company Lithograph, N.Y., ca 1917, approx. 41 x 28 inches. 3-inch tear at bottom

L.N. Britton (American, 19th/20th Century) Eat More... Eat Less. Color lithographic poster dated to 1917 28.75" x 20.75" Frame: 33.5" x 26"

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

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

Help us help those in need this holiday season! Artemis Gallery is donating 100% of the Buyer's Premium from all lots sold to COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE. Each $1.00 donated = 3 meals! Native American / Firs

Anonymous Russian Text (Gift of the American People, ARA.) Lithograph 1922 27.9 x 20.8 in. (71 x 53 cm) Printer: no information Condition Details: (B+) was folded, on linen, minor tears at the edges a

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

American. Circa 1917. Colour lithograph. Issued by the U.S. Food Administration to encourage voluntary food conservation. Signed by the artist, Charles E. Chambers (1883-1941). Signed, by artist at bo

Original WWI &#34;Victory A Question of Stamina&#34; US Food Admin. Vintage 1917 Poster. The poster is approx 23&#34; x 31&#34; and it weighs under one pound at 0.56lb. The poster is in a good, vintag

"Sugar Means Ships", War poster from U.S. Food Administration. Sight 15" x 18 1/2", frame overall 16 1/2" x 20".

"I am willing to go half naked eat parched corn and nothing else for the sake of the noble cause in which we are engaged any thing any exposure, for the cause of Liberty and Independence.” Autograph

[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

DESCRIPTION: American WWII "Your Victory Garden" poster. Marked at bottom: "War Food Administration" and "U.S. Government Printing Office, 1945-O-629743" Red painted wood frame. CIRCA: 1945 ORIGIN: US

Screen Print - Sister Corita Kent - "F Is for Food". LiveAuctioneers gives us up to 20 photos, to see many more photos of most lots find this sale on Proxibid, where we can post up to 100 images. Sist

miniature folkart items made by the Spain Family of Portlock VA. Corn husk dolls, miniature chair, miniature table, and an impressive lot of food items. height of corn husk people 3.75", table width 4

This is the Southern Race of Jackal. When a Lion takes down a Antelope on the plains for food; then the pride eats. Then come the Hyenas clean up. This mount a little better than average taxidermy wit

signed on bottom Roger Corn 2020 clay body #4. another great piece of art work from Roger Corn a GA pottery who speaks to us with his glaze techniques. Height 12" condition is excellent. Roger Corn wa

[Christenberry/Photograph] Christenberry, William (US, 1936-). Iconic 1977 photo of Corn Sign with Storm Cloud, Near Greensboro, Alabama. Unsigned. Paper stamped Fujicolor. Image size: 4 ¾ x 3 1/8 in

Chinese Qing Guangxu period white glazed porcelain food box H: 13.5cm W: 23cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Jiang

Pair Chinese Tang period pottery food jar (dou), H: 19cm each. Provenance: property from the collection of Johan Carl Kempe. &#21776;&#19977;&#24425;&#24118;&#33995;&#39135;&#21697;&#32592;&#65288;&#3

Colorful Nez Perce Corn Husk Flat Bag first quarter 20th century length 21 inches x width 16 inches Sold to Benefit the U.S. Children's Center on Historical Education and Advocacy