War - We will Have to fight our way ashore (Admiral

We will Have to fight our way ashore (Admiral Ernest J King) - You're building victory here today. 40" x 28.5".

A large three part display meant to be stood on a surface, the text reads, "Machines are needed to win the war, lend the way they fight, buy bonds to you utmost, Liberty Bonds will buy fighting motors

1944, 28x 39.5, folded, A- condition

Original World War II, "Americans Will Always Fight for Liberty" Poster by Bernard Perlin, 1943. OWI Poster No.26, U.S. Government Printing Office 1943-O-502684. Approx. 28" x 40". Image depicts a gro

Framed under glass is a Liberty War Bonds advertisement. Reads "A fighting army needs lots of shoes, Lend the way they fight, Buy Liberty War Bonds to your utmost!" Condition (Excellent). Size 44" x 3

A large three part display meant to be stood on a surface, the text reads, "A fighting army needs lots of shoes, Lend the way they fight, Buy Liberty War Bonds to your utmost!" printed by the T.F. Moo

Group of three duplicate color lithographic posters signed in-the-stone "M. Ashe." Printed by the W. F. Powers Litho Co. New York. Image depicts an American soldier tossing a grenade into a trench ful

Prime Minister Winston Churchill from the WW ll Allied Leaders Collection. Quote on base is, We will fight them on the beaches. Handle: cigar and he is holding a RAF fighter plane in his hands. Countr

Lend the Way They Fight Edmund Marion Ashe World War I Bond Poster: Artwork by E. Mashe lithograph poster. Made by the W.F. Powers Co. There is water damage on top right corner and bottom. Measures 27

American World War II poster, 28.5 x 40 in., bearing the patriotic message ‘Americans Will always Fight For Liberty’. The colored poster features an image of U.S. soldiers from World War II as the

Perlin, Bernard 1918 -Americans will always fight for libertyOffset 194339.7 x 28.3 in. (101 x 72 cm)Printer: U.S. Government Printing OfficeCondition Details: (B+/A-) was folded, small edge tears, mi

An original 1943 propaganda poster, 20 x 28 in. color, titled ‘1783 / 1943’ and adding at the bottom ‘Americans will always fight for liberty’. It shows Revolutionary War soldi

During the Second World War, the United States Government sought to promote patriotism and in this image we are reminded patriotism has been a fundamental part of the American spirit since 1778. Ameri

Excellent World War II propaganda poster, 28 x 40 in., showing soldiers with the Continental Army in formation on the left half, headed '1778', and showing marching American GIs on the right half, hea

Lot of 3. Includes "Americans Will Always Fight for Liberty" by Bernard PerlinI (22" x 28"), OWI No.26, "Do With Less So They'll Have Enough" (22" x 28"), OWI No. 37, and "I Need Your Skill in a War J

Original American WWII four-color large format silkscreen propaganda poster, "1778-1943 Americans Will Always Fight For Liberty," 1943, designed by Bernard Perlin, depicting a war-weary group of GIs f

EIGHT WORLD WAR II-ERA PROPAGANDA POSTERS1940sIncludes ìThe United Nations Fight For Freedom", ìThis is What Weíre Working For", ìFor Victory", ìWe Will Have to Fight Our Way

World War One Bond Drive Poster. Polychrome lithograph image of U.S. soldier attacking German trench with grenade. Bottom signed "THE W. F. POWERS CO. LITHO; N. Y." Good condition, tear at top. Poster

A Cold War Russian Soviet era propaganda lithographic poster on paper, If you feed the chicks with fascist feathers, you will open the way to new crimes., from the Boevoi Karandash series, by Dmitry G

Circa 1918 World War I Propaganda Poster Edmund Marion Ashe Lend the Way They Fight Buy Bonds to Your Utmost, Frame Measures 42 3/4" X 26 3/4" Sight Measures 39 1/8" 23 5/8"........Please carefully re

Edmund Marion Ashe (American, 1867-1941). WWI war bonds lithograph poster, "Lend the way they Fight, Buy Bonds to Your Utmost." Signed in the plate EM Ashe. The WF Powers Co. Litho, NY. Tear upper rig

An original iconic World War I bond drive lithographic post card entitled, Lend The Way They Fight Buy Bonds to Your Utmost, and designed by Edmund Marion Ashe in 1918. The post card depicts an Americ

An original iconic World War I bond drive lithographic post card entitled, Lend The Way They Fight Buy Bonds to Your Utmost, and designed by Edmund Marion Ashe in 1918. The post card depicts an Americ

CIVIL WAR COVERS - LOT OF 6 Lot of six Civil War covers, including: "The Way the Southern Loan Will Be Taken" with an American flag and a cannon. "The Innocent Cause of All the Trouble" with the devi