Love, C.W. Red Cross WWI Poster. New York, 1918.

Love, C.W. Red Cross WWI Poster. New York, 1918. Lithograph in colors. 41 x 28”. Folds visible with inpainting. Linen backed. B.

World War I poster "Answer the Red Cross/Christmas Roll Call/All you need is a heart and a dollar. LLC "Niagara Litho. Co./Buffalo New York", LRC "Copyright 1918-American Red Cross". Under shrink wrap

STERNER, Albert. We Need You. New York: American Lithographic Co., ca. 1918. Color lithograph poster implores women to join the Red Cross. 40 x 30 ½”. Light spotting and wear in margins. A-

WWI, PROPAGANDA POSTER, 1918, H 28", W 22", "HELP" (RED CROSS),:WWI U.S. Propaganda poster, 1918, "HELP" (Red Cross), unknown artist, framed and floated under acrylic.

ALONZO EARL FORINGER (AMERICAN), WWI RED CROSS, PROPAGANDA POSTER, 1918, H 27", W 20", "THE GREATEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD":Alonzo Earl Foringer, WWI U.S. Red Cross propaganda poster, 1918, "The Greates

1918, 25x21, US, Garrison art, B- condition

FRANCIS LUIS MORA (American 1874-1940) A WWI PROPAGANDA PAINTING, "Original Sketch for Poster 'To France'," NEW YORK, CIRCA 1918, watercolor and gouache on paper, signed L/R and inscribed below, "Orig

Creator: War Council of the American Red Cross Date: 1918 World War I poster issued by the War Council of the American Red Cross showing the American people how their contributions were being used dur

2 1918 WWI posters including "Over the Top", "Have You a Red Cross Service Flag?" American Red Cross. Both need repairs; Red Cross poster glued on board. Largest measures 21 inches x 28 inches.

Title: Help Keep Our "Aces" Up! Subject: World War 1 Type: Cardboard hanging poster Materials: Cardboard Markings & Inscriptions: Not marked Date: 1918 Maker: Unknown Description: An Eagle Aviation

Dated 1919-1920, post WW1. American Red Cross, Grand Central Palace Hospital no 5, New York. Includes original red cross patches, pins, post cards, and booklet.

The Greatest Mother in the World Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Dec 16th - 23rd WWI 1918 original poster. Is between 2 pieces of plastic for protection. Has some loss to the edges but the poster and im

Harrison Fisher, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse in foreground with doughboys in the background "Have Your Answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" Copyright 1918 by American National Red Cross.

Full sheet chromolithographed signed in plate as above and 1918, marked lower right American Lithographic Co. N.Y., 30 x 40". Condition folds as issued, two inch tear along lower margin, still VG.

Original Framed Red Cross World War One Nurse Recruitment Poster by Harrison Fisher circa 1918, signed lower right. [Poster: 19" H x 24" W; Frame: 21" H x 26" W]. 4” repaired tear above the sign

Issued 1918, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse draped in an American flag with US Capitol in background "I Summon you to Comradeship in the Red Cross" (by Woodrow Wilson). "Copyright 1918 American Red

WWI Red Cross poster (Have you answered the Red Cross, Christmas roll call?), 1918. Text & boarder trimmed from poster, only top portion. 25" x 21". Condition as per photo.

I Summon you to Comradeship in the Red Cross, Woodrow Wilson, dated 1918 40"h x 30"w

1918 "Have You a Red Cross Service Flag?", by Jessie Wilcox Smith (PA, 1863-1935), in blackened oak frame, glazed, OS: 30 1/2" x 23 3/4", SS: 27 1/2" x 20 3/4". Corner bend lower right.

Treidler, Adolph. Care for Her Through the YWCA. New York: American Lithographic Co., ca. 1918. WWI poster for the United War Work Campaign. 41 x 30”. Horizontal creasing to central image, inpai

American WWI poster 'Third Red Cross Roll Call', artwork by Haskell Coffin (1878-1941), published by the American Red Cross, printed by American Litho. Co., N.Y., 1918, 30 x 20 inches. Loss at upper l

WORLD WAR I POSTER. VOLK, DOUGLAS. 1856-1935. They Shall Not Perish. New York: American Lithographic Company, [1918]. Lithograph on paper, 40 x 30 in. For further information on this lot please visit

All they ask if your old clothes', American Red Cross, circa 1918, 28 x 21 inches. Minor tears on edges, minor creases on right edge, and minor toning.

Harrison Fisher (American, 1875-1934). WWI-era Red Cross poster, "Have you answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" 2 X D-3 c. 1918 by American National Red Cross. Signed in the plate center right