WWI 2nd Liberty Loan Our Daddy is Fighting Poster

WWI "Our Daddy is Fighting at the Front For You" Second Liberty Loan poster. Approximately 20'' x 30'', Framed. Minor creasing and small tear on the bottom.

WWI "Buy a bond of the 2nd liberty loan and help win the war" poster with president Wilson, circa 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

WWI "Remember your first thrill of American liberty, your duty � buy United States government bonds, 2nd liberty loan of 1917" poster. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

WWI 2nd liberty loan US government bonds poster- Remember your first thrill of American liberty, your duty  buy United States government bonds, 2nd liberty loan of 1917      3

'Before Sunset Buy a U.S. Government Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917', artwork by Eugenie De Land, (1872-?), Sackett & Whilhelms Corporation, mounted to paper, 1917, 20 x 30 inches. Approx. two 2

R H Porteous Women ! Help America's sons win the war , 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917 , original poster printed USA - 76 x 51 cm; and another "My Daddy bought me.. Third Liberty Loan (2)

U.S. Government Bond poster 'Buy a United States Government Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917', Edwards & Deutsch Litho. Co., No. 4, 1917. Mounted to paper, 20 x 30 inches. Minor loss at four corne

Anonymous - USA American World War I - Liberty Loan (4 Posters) Letterpress Print ca. 1917 29.9 x 20 in. (76 x 51 cm) Printer: Edwards & Deutsch, Chicago Condition Details: incl. -2nd Liberty Loan-, s

ORIGINAL WWI THIRD LIBERTY LOAN POSTER - REALISTIC LITTLE GIRL ARTWORK Original WWI Third Liberty Loan Linen Backed Poster Measuring (30 x 20 1/4) "My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Li

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 chromolithographed with young girl holding loan document with text below reading: My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Liberty Loan Did Yours?, marked lower left 11-A & lower r

Title: My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Liberty Loan. Did Yours?Color lithograph, 1917. United States Printing & Lithograph Co. New York. Paper size 29 3/4 x 19 3/4" (75.7 x 50.3 cm)

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

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.

"For Home and Country- Victory Liberty Loan" color lithograph 40 x 30 inches.

John Louis Ketterlinus (American, 1896-1970) WWI Poster "And They Thought We Couldn't Fight," victory liberty loan poster war effort. Signed "Ketterlinus" in margin. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery,

THREE AMERICAN WWI LIBERTY LOAN POSTERS. Comprising "Fight or Buy Bonds", Howard Chandler Christy, 40 inches x 30 inches, "Sure! We’ll finish the Job" Gerrit A. Beneker, 38.5 inches x 26.25 inches,

A PAIR OF WWI LIBERTY LOAN POSTERS. Comprising of "Americans All!", Howard Chandler Christy, 40 inches x 27 inches, together with "That Liberty Shall Not Perish…", Joseph Pennell, 41 inches x 30 inc

Two WWI Liberty Loan posters including "And They Thought We Couldn't Fight" - 31 1/4" x 41" and "For Home and Country" - 19 1/2" x 29 1/2" (within frame) - both with fold marks, otherwise good conditi

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.

American. 1914-1918. Lithograph. Marked, "Printed and Donated by Robert Gair Company, Brooklyn, N.Y" lower right edge. 30 x 20". Exhibits minor losses and small tears at extreme edges. CODE:MIL

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