Two Victory Liberty Loan Posters

each a chromolithograph in colors, to include two Victory Liberty Loan posters, an American Library Association poster, a Red Cross poster, and a Boys' Working Reserve poster, unframed. 30 x 20 in. (t

Vintage Framed Print 1918 Gerrit Beneker Sure We'll Finish the Job Victory Liberty Loan Poster. Framed under glass. Measurements in inches: 33 1/2 x 44, image: 24 x 36 Condition:Has two tears from bot

AMERICAN HISTORICAL WORLD WAR I POSTERS, LOT OF TWO, chromolithograph on paper (each), comprising a "VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN" example featuring a decorated soldier reunited with his wife and young son be

Two (2) WWI propaganda posters by L A Shafer and H. Reuterdahl and one (1) photograph of the USS John Hood, 3 items total. 1st item: Lithograph poster titled "Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan/They K

(American, 20th century) Don't let the son go down/ Buy 4th Liberty Bonds; Victory Liberty Loan Let's Finish The Job, both M.C.A. Sign Company, Massillon, Ohio Provenance: Private Collection

Two Posters, Zulla Goudron Roubaud Aperitif Hygienique, Throat Medicine poster with parrot, 63" x 47"; and Victory Liberty Loan Alfred Everitt Orr, 39.5" x 29.5".

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: Some markedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: VariousDescription: Four Liberty Loan posters, including two for the fourth Liberty Loan and one for the Victory Li

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

Voctory Liberty loan posters, "Sure, we'll get the job finished" "Americans All" , "And They Thought We Coudn't Fight", "American Awe" all in as-found condition

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

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

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

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

This poster features lady liberty holding a laurel wreath. The poster includes an "honor roll" of famous names meant to inspire American nationalism so that people would enroll in the war loan. Measur

WW1 American Victory Liberty Loan Poster Signed Alfred Everett Orr 1918. "For Home and Country". Depicts a young family with soldier father. Has very small amount of water damage, fastened (likely rev

Overall with frame 26-3/4" high x 20-1/2" wide. Some creases, tape residue and discoloration. Kerry Edwards sticker on glass. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you

Illustration by Alfred Everett Orr. Bottom center: American Lithographic Co. NY. Poster only: 39-3/4" high x 29-3/4" wide. Overall with cardboard: 40-1/4" high x 30-1/2" wide. Creases from being folde

WW1 Victory Liberty Loan Poster Framed. Condition: Has some water staining see photos. Dimensions: overall 21 1/2” 29 3/4”

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

Circa 1918. Litho on paper. Poster has a closed tear/fold like running vertical from top to the bottom in the center of the poster. There are also areas of paper loss on the top corners and edge. Cond

Approx 20" x 29 1/2"

Six Liberty Bond posters, and a Victory Liberty loan posters, in as-found condition

Christy, Howard Chandler (1872-1952). Americans All! Victory Liberty Loan. Boston: Forbes Litho, 1919. A classic World War I Victory Liberty Loan poster by one of the most recognized American illustra

Christy, Howard Chandler (1873 – 1952). Clear the Way!! New York: Niagara Litho, ca. 1919. Classic WWI Fourth Victory Liberty Loan poster by one of the most widely recognized American illustrato