Harvey Dunn WWI Propoganda Poster

Harvey Dunn "Victory Is A Question Of Stamina" WWI United States Food Administration Propaganda Poster. Published in 1917. Lithograph measures 28.5 inches x 20.5 inches. Frame measures 29.5 inches x 2

AMERICAN WORLD WAR I / WW1 AND WORLD WAR II / WW2 WAR EFFORT POSTERS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Harvey Dunn (American, 1884-1952) World War I example, "VICTORY IS A QUESTION OF STAMINA", and a Georges

TRIO OF WORLD WAR II PROPOGANDA POSTERS"United We are Strong - United We Will Win" showing a colorful scene of cannons firing, 1943; "Your Scrap ...brought it down..." by S. Broder

Vintage World War 1 Propoganda poster c 1918. Titled 'The Mother Spirit'. Depicts an image of a woman wrapped in an American flag guarding two orphans. Lower red, white and blue banner reads: War Orph

Harvey Dunn They are giving all will you send them wheat? , original US Food Administration printed USA 1918- 92 x 142 cm; and Jonas Lie On the Job for Victory , original US Food Administration printe

Harvey Dunn, 31"x53.5", USA, BT,LB,PC Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color

Harvey Dunn 24.5"x19.5" USA BT,LB,PC Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color OF- Ori

Dunn, Harvey Thomas (American, 1884–1952). Victory is a Question of Stamina. Brooklyn: Latham Litho, 1917. WWI lithograph produced for the USFA. 29 x 21”. Several repaired tears to image a

Uncle Sam - I Want You - James Flagg (1917) 29.75" x 40" US WWI Poster LB Stamped San Fernando Building, 4th and Main Streets, Los Angeles, Calif Condition: EXC Reserve: $8,075.00 Shipping: Domestic:

Abram Games (1914-1996) JOIN The ATS, aka "The Blonde Bombshell" original WW2 poster printed by Fosh & Cross 1941 - 48.3 x 73 cm This was the first of three posters designed by Games to promote joinin

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam that was created by James Montgomery Flagg to stimulate recruiting efforts for the United States Army during World War I. F

This powerful wartime poster by SEM highlights the global impact of WWI. The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States in 1886 as a symbol of liberty and friendship, rises high above

This WWI poster by Howard Chandler Christy was created in several variations. This variant utilizes the upside down triangle, a symbol of the YWCA. Other variants include a box with the text "Patrioti

CHAMBERS, CHARLES E. 1883-1941. Food Will Win the War! [in Yiddish]. New York: Rusling Wood Litho, [1917]. Lithograph on paper Size 32 x 22 in. Very good condition, backed on canvas 100% authentic Res

Oil on canvas. A Spanish Galleon. Signed l.r.; 46in. X 38in.

WW1 poster: Gee!! I Wish I Were a Man, I'd Join the Navy, Howard Chandler Christy, 1917 "Naval Reserve or Coast Guard" 39 7/8"H x 25 3/4"W (sight), 52 3/4"H x 38 1/8" (frame)

Vintage WWI Library Poster, c.1918. Reads: Knowledge Wins - Public Library Books Are Free. Published by the American Library Association. Artwork by Dan Smith. Printed and designed by Thomsen-Ellis Co

Vintage WWI Poster, "20,000 Apprentice Seamen Needed Immediately in the US Navy" (1917/18)lithographic poster in colors, circa 1917/18, designed by Charles Stafford Duncan, published by Francis & Vale

Fougasse (Kenneth Bird 1887-1965) Please Don't Smoke in a Non-Smoking Car, original WW2 poster printed for LT by Fosh and Cross 1944 - 65 x 50.5 cm

Smith, Dan, Vintage WWI Library Poster, c.1918. Reads: Knowledge Wins - Public Library Books Are Free. Published by the American Library Association. Artwork by Dan Smith. Printed and designed by Thom

Dig For Victory , original WW2 poster printed for HMSO by J Weiner 1940 - 76 x 51 cm

Modern Wars c. 1915 WWI Poster "Take Up The Sword Of Justice" Featuring the Sinking of the Cunard Liner RMS Lusitania c. 1915 WWI Poster titled, "Take Up The Sword Of Justice," featuring the sinking o

WWI Poster FREDERICK J. HOERTZ YOUR WORK MEANS VICTORY WWI Poster FREDERICK J. HOERTZ YOUR WORK MEANS VICTORY 1918 Ketterlinus, Philadelphia In 1917, the American shipping industry was woefully unpre

Original WWI "Lend The Way They Fight, Buy Bonds To Your Utmost" Poster by Edmund M.Ashe. This lithograph poster was originally published in 1918 and is approx 27" x 40" and it weighs under one pound