ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS WAR EFFORT POSTERS

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 120, 183 and 131. Association of American Railroads posters numbered 140, 209, 233 and 188. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sa

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 46, 31, 86, 127, 75 and 81. Association of American Railroads posters numbered 139 and 190. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax a

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 68, 29 and 12. Association of American Railroads posters number 155, 157 and 149. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax ap

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 87, 112, 98 and 105. Association of American Railroads posters number 185 and 146. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax a

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 47, 119, 115, 100 and 91. Association of American Railroads poster number 197. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax appli

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 26, 93, 84, 97 and 24 and Association of American Railroads poster number 184. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax appli

American Railway Association bulletin numbers 135, 101 and 114 and Association of American Railroads posters numbered 395, 396 and 505. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sale

Bound bulletins numbered 160, 161, 162, 181 and 182. Plus American Railway Association educational bulletin number 96. Measure 21.75 x 17 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sal

The eleven bound posters numbered sequentially 169-174 and 176-179 circa 1937, plus number 198 circa 1939. Measure 21.75 x 17 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax appli

The bound posters numbered sequentially 164-168, plus numbers 193-194 dated 1939. Measure 21.75 x 17 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transa

"Essential to industry…vital to defense". Holes, pieces missing in corners, edge tears, paper pull top center. 14" x 18".

America's No. 1 Car - what it takes to move what America makes. Paper pulls in corners, piece out bottom right. 14" x 18".

1. American Railway Association HEY! LOOK OUT bulletin number 63, illustrator Richard Duckhardt (1871-1955). 2. Association of American Railroads LOOK AND LIVE poster number 158. Without proof of exem

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

1. American Railway Association FALLING poster number 96. 2. Association of American Railroads FALLS CAN'T BE STOPPED THIS WAY poster number 187. Measure. Without proof of exemption, be aware that int

1. American Railway Association GOSH! I WISH I'D STAYED OFF THAT RAILROAD! poster number 95. 2. American Railway Association TOO MUCH TO PAY FOR A LITTLE SPORT poster number 36. 3. Association of Amer

Thirty safety posters by the American Railway Association and the Association of American Railroads dated 1920s to 1960s. Measure from 21.75 x 17 to 24 x 17 inches each. Without proof of exemption, be

1. American Railway Association PULLING THE PIN bulletin number 35. 2. Association of American Railroads ORDERS TO ALL RAILROAD MEN, New York and San Francisco World's Fairs, poster number 191, circa

Sixteen safety bulletins and small posters for the American Railway Association and the Association of American Railroads, bulletins dated 1933 to 1940. Bulletins and posters measure 11 x 8.5, some mo

1. American Railway Association THE RIGHT WAY IS BEST bulletin number 48. 2. Association of American Railroads REMINDING YOU LOOK BOTH WAYS AND LIVE poster number 175. Measure. Without proof of exempt

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,

American Library Association by Sheridan and American Lithographic Co. N.Y. depicting Army & Navy men reading 30" H x 20" W Very good Dimensions: 30" H x 20" W

In America during WWII, every resource was poured into the war effort. With over 12 million Americans - 11% of the total population - serving in the armed forces, everything from food to labor was tig

Circa 1940. All relating to the War effort, 15 total piece of varying size. Several having wear to the edges consistent with age. Some scattered staining consistent with age.