WW2 United States Food Administration Poster

"Save the Products of the Land. Eat More Fish-They Feed Themselves," with artwork from Charles Livingston Bull. Measures approximately 20 1/4" by 30". Poster is in excellent condition. Poster is linen

WWI United States Food Administration 1918 Poster 21" x 29" - missing top left corner - o/w near mint

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

Type: PostersMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: Some markedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: VariousDescription: Six United States Food Administration posters, WWI.

WWI “Hunger" United States Food Administration - Starvation in Belgium - 21" x 29" Poster - Excellent

Lot 271 United States Food Administration Posters, Group of 2 each lithographic World War I era poster in reference to food rationing each: 29 1/4 x 21 1/4 inches unframed Provenance: From the Estate

DESCRIPTION: Antique WW1 United States Food Administration poster reading "The Spirit of '18 / The World Cry / FOOD / Keep the Home Garden going". Published by Forbes and signed "Wm McKee" in plate. F

[WORLD WAR I]. Group of 8 United States Food Administration Posters. Sizes generally 30 x 20” (one 16 x 11”). Includes designs by Sheridan, Hendee, Harrison, and others. All unbacked. Cond

F Luis Mora Don't let up Keep On Saving Food, United States Food Administration original poster No 29 - 54 x 36 cm; The Garbage that comes form your kitchen, United States Food Administration original

UNITED STATES, 1943A World War II United States Office of War Information food rationing poster. The poster depicts a G.I. smiling holding a coffee cup. Dimensions:Framed 30" by 24"

America WWI vintage " Mine More Coal " United States Fuel Administration poster, measuring approx 30" x 20' Lithograph, printed by Heywood, Strasser &Voigt Litho Company, New York. Stand by the boys i

WWI ERA HOME FRONT, WINDOW SIGN, MEMBER UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION RATION WWI ERA HOME FRONT, WINDOW SIGN, MEMBER UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION RATION Description Circa 1917 WWI Era HOMEFRO

*SUGAR MEANS SHIPS* WAR POSTER FROM THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION. 20 1/4 X 16 1/2 INCHES.

Parker, Cushman Lithograph, WWI Propaganda Advertisement, Little Americans Do Your Bit, United States Food Administration, 1917. Weight Approx., 4.75 lbs Approx. Measurements: Image 13" x 20", framed

World War I Historical Poster "Don't Let Up" United States Food Administration: Measures 21.25" x 14". No. 29 Wynkeop Hallenbeck. Designed by F. Luis Mora. In excellent condition.

"BLOOD OR BREAD ..." WORLD WAR I POSTERCirca 1918By Henry Raleigh for the United States Food Administration, published by Forbes, Boston. Depicts a man lifting an injured man and "Blood

World War I full color poster, 20 x 30 in., issued by the United States Food Administration, titled ‘The Spirit of '18’ at the top left and showing Uncle Sam and two companions carrying bu

[WORLD WAR I]. Group of 21 American World War I posters. Lot of posters issued by the United States Food Administration, U.S. Treasury, Red Cross, promoting the Liberty Loan, and others. Includes dupl

Townsend, Harry Everett. War Rages in France. 1910s. Lithograph poster issued by the United States Food Administration encouraging self-rationing of food during the war. 29 ½ x 20”. Linen b

CHAMBERS, Charles E. (1883-1941). Food Will Win the War. 1917. New York: Rusling Wood Litho. Color lithograph published by the United States Food Administration depicting men and women gazing at the N

TITLE: 1918 United States Fuel Administration Poster - Coal Wagon with Two Horses ARTIST/DESIGNER: Joseph Christian Leyendecker COUNTRY: United States MATERIAL: Paper, linen backing TYPE: Poster, adve

ORIGINAL 1917 WWI US FOOD ADMINISTRATION POSTER - SIR, DON'T WASTE Original 1917 WWI Poster Measuring (11" x 21") "Sir, Don't Waste While Your Wife Saves Adopt the Doctrine of the Clean Plate ~ Do you

Strobidge Litho Co, 29 x 21.25 inches. Tears to edges.

Three by Einson-Freedom co. for the Navy Department, "Think of Them Before You Take A Day Off", "Hit Hard! Hit Fast! Hit Often!" with artwork by John Falter, and one of a US Marine