LIBERTY LOAN POSTER

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

"Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan. They Kept The Sea Lanes Open." WWI Propaganda Poster Measures approx. 29" by 39". Excellent condition. Linen backed.

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 World War I propaganda poster by F. Strothmann, 19.5 x 29 in. (sight), color, 1918, bearing the famous image of an enormous German soldier with bloodied hands and bayonet, peering out from a

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 'And they thought we couldn't fight' Victory Liberty Loan Poster. Measures approximately 41" by 30 1/2". Poster is in excellent condition. Poster is linen backed

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.

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: MarkedDate: 1919Maker: Printed by the Strobridge Litho Co.Description: An original poster published to promote the Fifth Liberty Loan.

Dimensions: H 30" x W 20" Condition: Rolled. Brittle. As is, with losses, creases, and wear.

"And They Thought We Couldn't Fight". Approx. 30-1/4" x 41". Linen backed. Some light edge wear with some light surface scuffs.

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"

World War I Poster by Joseph Pennell with Statue of Liberty and flying planes. Poster reads: That Liberty Shall Not Perish From The Earth Buy Liberty Bonds Fourth Liberty Loan. Some creases under glas

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

DESCRIPTION: Antique WW1 poster reading "Are you 100% American? Prove it! Buy U.S. Government Bonds Third Liberty Loan U.S. Treasury will pay interest every six months" by Sackett & Wilhelms Corp. N.Y

A World War I American propaganda poster by artist Henry Raleigh, 19.5 x 29 in. (sight), color, 1918, titled 'Hun or Home?', showing a civilian mother clutching her baby as a stereotypical German sold

"Spring Drive Liberty Loan", 1918.Color lithograph.Dimensions: H 28" x W 20.75"Condition: Good. Discolor to the paper.

Niagara Litho Co, Buffalo New York, Large piece missing from top, Frame measures 30 1/4 x 20 1/4in, Poster measures 30 x 20in.

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

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

Half Sheet by Alfred Everitt Orr, 1918 entitled For Home and Country, chromolithograph of returning soldier and wife and child, marked American Lithographic Co., 20 x 30". Condition Fine.

WWI Victory Liberty Loan long banner poster "Bring 'em on We'll 'Buy or Bust'". Framed. Frame size approx. 44 3/4'' x 11 1/2''.

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''.

1918 WWI Victory Liberty Loan For Home and Country Poster. This colorful lithographed poster was issued to promote Victory Liberty Loans. Lithograph by Alfred Everett Orr. Produced by the American Lit

A World War I American propaganda poster by artist Ellsworth Young, 19.5 in. x 29 in. (sight), color, 1918, titled 'Remember Belgium', showing a silhouette of a German soldier forcefully dragging a re