YMCA Girls in France WWI War Poster by Artist Neys

Dimensions: H 28" x W 42.25" Condition: Rolled. Brittle. As is, with losses, creases, and wear.

Title and USA Bicentennial Chicago tribune mark lower center. Artist signature in print lower right. Lower right in print marked "c. 1975, Jack O' Grady Galleries, Inc. All rights reserved." #Albe

Title and USA Bicentennial Chicago tribune mark lower center. Artist signature in print lower right. Lower right in print marked "c. 1975, Jack O' Grady Galleries, Inc. All rights reserved." #AlbertoV

A rare 1918 letter press print propaganda poster by famous magazine artist W.T. Benda. Remember! The Girl Who is Waiting for You. World War I era poster asking soldiers to "give her a square deal" by

Title: Joan of Arc Saved France : Women of America Save Your Country : Buy War Saving Stamps.Artist: Haskell Coffin (1878-1941). Poster, 1918. Published by the United States Treasury Department.Print

"Every Girl Pulling For Victory", 1918. Artist: Edward Penfield, color lithograph. [Overall dimensions: 29" H x 23 1/4" W]. Age toning and creases. Not examined out of the frame.

American. Circa 1918. Colour lithograph. Artist was Edward Penfield ("E.P.") (1866-1925). Poster was to encourage support of the war. Signed, by artist in lower left quarter to the left of "Victory" o

On Les Aura French WWI Poster by Abel Faivre Abel Faivre artist, DEVAMBEZ IMP. PARIS France WWI Lithograph Poster 81 x 115 cm On les Aura' is the most famous French poster of the First World War. On l

[WORLD WAR I]. RICHARDS, George M., artist. Oh, Boy! that's the Girl! The Salvation Army Lassie / Keep Her on the Job. New York: Sackett & Wilhelms Corporation, 1918.   29 x 40 in. poster mounted

"Back Our Girls Over There, United War Work Campaign" 1918 Artist: Clarence Frederick Underwood.Dimensions: H 28.25" x W 21.25" Condition: Good. Small dent on the right side.

Dimensions: H 27.75” x W 22” Condition: Some tears. Rolled. Brittle and yellowed paper consistent with age.

Dimensions: H 27.25” x W 19.75” Condition: Rolled. Few small tears and losses to edges.

Dimensions: H 41” x W 28” Condition: Rolled. Some losses to edges. Foxing.

Dimensions: H 33” x W 22” Condition: Rolled. Few tears and losses to paper. Paper is brittle and yellow.

McMein One of the thousand YMCA girls in France , original poster printed USA - 71 x 108 cm

Cornwell, Dean, Victory - Now You can Invest in It, Victory Loan, 1945, offset printed World War II propaganda poster, artist's name signed in the plate, 36.5 x 25.75 inches, WFD 53A, U.S. Government

ORIGINAL WORLD WAR I MORALE POSTER, CIRCA 1918, ARTIST M. LEONE BRACKER "KEEP 'EM SMILING", WAR CAMP SERVICE POSTER, GOOD CONDITION WITH WEAR, DISCOLORATION, EDGE TEARS (SEE PHOTOS), 42" X 28", SKU520

ORIGINAL WORLD WAR I MORALE POSTER, CIRCA 1918, ARTIST M. LEONE BRACKER "KEEP 'EM SMILING", WAR CAMP SERVICE POSTER, GOOD CONDITION WITH WEAR, DISCOLORATION, EDGE TEARS (SEE PHOTOS), 42" X 28", SKU520

GIRL SCOUT World War II WAR BOND Poster, 17" x 22": Blonde Hair and Red Lips, Our Girl Scout in Uniform is Doing her Part to "BUY FOR VICTORY TODAY" "Girl Scouts...Today's Minute Maids do their Part..

COLUMBIA CALLS, (Rawls pg. 52), 1916, vintage color poster, sight 39 ½ x 29 ½”, probably full sheet size 40 x 30”, frame 49 x 39” with Plexiglas.

Authentic WWII Poster "Cadets for Naval Aviation" This is an original World War II poster from 1942 by artist McClelland Barclay who was the premier artist for Naval recruitment posters during

Men Working Together is a 1942 American World War II poster by an anonymous artist. The poster was produced by the Division of Information under the Office of Emergency Management. The image shows bot

Men Working Together is a 1942 American World War II poster by an anonymous artist. The poster was produced by the Division of Information under the Office of Emergency Management. The image shows bot

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