MAFFEI Drawing Liberty Launch Bombay World War II,

Landing Craft Measures 9 1/2 x 6 1/4

A WWI-era drawing depicting a soldier with Lady Liberty, signed "C. Seyfarth, Jr." Shrink wrapped. Sight: 21 in x 17 in.

Original World War II, "Americans Will Always Fight for Liberty" Poster by Bernard Perlin, 1943. OWI Poster No.26, U.S. Government Printing Office 1943-O-502684. Approx. 28" x 40". Image depicts a gro

Liberty Loan Poster from 1917. This item ships from Los Angeles, CA

3pc MINT MARK SETS; AMERICA'S CLASSICS; TWO DECADES LIBERTY NICKELS; WORLD WAR II SILVER NICKEL MINT MARK SET; NATIVE AMERICAN COIN SET; CHERISHED AMERICAN DIMES; DIMES of the 20th CENTURY; (2) PEARL

DESCRIPTION: Three original World War I Liberty Bonds posters. Includes: 1) "Beat Back the Huns with Liberty Bonds" poster with artwork by Fred Strothman. Depicts German soldier peering out of a foxho

"Beat back the Hun with Liberty Bonds" World War I poster by Frederick Strothmann. Dimensions: (Frame) H 31.5" x W 21" Condition: Not examined out of frame. A few areas of faint soiling to lower third

World War II Liberty Ship Model. Glass cased model of the "SS Edward Sparrow" (QSHIP1310) {PR} Property Title: Measurements:Case: 11" x 31" x 7"

This is a WWI Liberty Loan Register from Montana. The money raised through the sale of Liberty Loan bonds was used to fund the war effort. Americans were highly encouraged to buy bonds and do their pa

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,

Original. 28" x 42". Signed J. Allen St. John. Brett Litho Company, NY. Crease lines from being folded.

Graphic War The Secret Drawings and Illustrations of World War II by Donald Nijboer 2005 First Edition Hardback Book with 272 pages published by The Boston Mills Press Spine in Good condition. All aut

HANS ROOS DRAWING OF 2 PEOPLE WALKING IN WIND. INITIALED LOWER RIGHT. HE RECEIVED GOLD MEDAL IN BERLIN EXPOSITION IN 1934. HANS ROOS DIED IN A GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING WORLD WAR II, DRAWING ME

Peanuts Original Maker Drawing of "Snoopy as WWI Flying Ace," ca. 1970s, signed by Charles M. Schultz. Includes Statement of Authenticity. 10.25"h x 8.25"w sight and 20.25"h x 18.25"w framed

World War I Poster by Joseph Pennell with Statue of Liberty and flying planes. Poster reads: That Liberty Shall Not Perish From The Earth Buy Liberty Bonds Fourth Liberty Loan. Some creases under glas

A large three part display meant to be stood on a surface, the text reads, "Machines are needed to win the war, lend the way they fight, buy bonds to you utmost, Liberty Bonds will buy fighting motors

A large three part display meant to be stood on a surface, the text reads, "A fighting army needs lots of shoes, Lend the way they fight, Buy Liberty War Bonds to your utmost!" printed by the T.F. Moo

A WORLD WAR II ERA DRAWING, 1945, "Architectural Study," POSSIBLY CONTINENTAL, ink on brown watermarked "France, Ingres d'Arches," deckle edge paper, signed in monogram "E.B." and dated L/C, a sketch

Vintage Wwi War Bonds Walter Whitehead Poster, Printed By Ketterlinus, Philadelphia. Original Wwi Advertising Poster, Come On! Buy More Liberty Bonds! In Excellent Condition. Original Painted By Walte

Antique WWI Victory Liberty Loan Lithograph War Bond by artist James Monroe Hewlett published by Sackett & Wilhelms New York Advertisement. Displays toning and foxing, discoloring and staining, tears

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 Victory Liberty Loan War Poster, 28'' x 41'' - ''And They Thought We Couldn't Fight'' Framed (Inspect)

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend