Raleigh, Henry. Blood or Bread. Boston: Forbes, ca.

Raleigh, Henry. Blood or Bread. Boston: Forbes, ca. 1918. WWI propaganda lithograph urging Americans to give blood to shorten the war. 29 x 21”. Upper margin corner completely restored, closed t

Original c.1918 WW1 poster, BLOOD OR BREAD, in support of food rationing for the war effort. US Food Administration seal, upper left corner. "Forbes Boston" lower right margin. Signed in the print low

"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

Vintage World War I Poster. "Blood or Bread?" 1917. Paper size: 30 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches. Linen backed. Condition: as per photograph.

Designed by Henry Patrick Raleigh (1880-1944), linen backed, very minor loss to upper right margin. Very good condition. 29x21

DESCRIPTION: William Dodge (1870-1942). Teamwork Builds Ships. Boston: Forbes, ca. 1918. WW1 home-front work incentive poster depicts muscular workmen finishing the bright orange hull of a ship. Signe

W. Duke & Sons Burlesque Scenes Trade Cards (15). Boston: Forbes Litho., ca. 1888/89. Fifteen chromolithograph tobacco trade cards, from a set of 25, depicting voluptuous ladies in colorful theatrical

Charles L. Davis Orchestra. Boston and New York: The Forbes Co., ca. 1880s. One-sheet (40 x 28”) advertising poster for “One of the Old Stock, a $50,000 Production,” “Charles L. Davis’ Celeb

Raleigh, Henry (1880 - 1944). Halt the Hun! Chicago: Edwards & Deustch Litho., ca. 1917. A doughboy holds back a German soldier in front of a fiery background. 30 x 20”. Short closed tears; A-.

Raleigh, Henry (1880 - 1944). Hun or Home? Chicago: Edwards & Deustch Litho., ca. 1917. The helmet-clad silhouette of a German soldier lumbers toward a mother and infant in the foreground. 30 x 20&#82

Raleigh, Henry P. 1880 -Halt the HunLetterpress Print ca. 191829.5 x 20 in. (75 x 51 cm)Printer: Edwards & Deutsch, ChicagoCondition Details: (B+) 2.5 in./6 cm tear at the bottom edge, small loss at t

Henry Raleigh. "Hun or Home? Buy More Liberty Bonds." Chicago: Edwards & Deutsch Litho Co., [ca. 1918.] Lithograph poster. 30" x 20". Linen-backed, marginal fraying/chipping. As-is.

The Scenic Route to New York World's Fair ca. 1939  artist's name printed in image; printed Forbes-Boston 41 x 27 in.

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday September 27, 1770. 36 pages with interesting contnet ranging from historical letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Prince Henry, son of James I to

YOUNG, William Henry (1821 – 74). Professor Young! The Great American Magician. Boston: J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Printers, ca. 1850. Double-sided letterpress broadside advertising an appearance at t

First quarter 19th Century, mahogany. Bonnet with fretwork crest and brass finial, base with French feet, line and banded inlay, painted metal face and brass movement with single weight. Old alligator

Bottom Stamped "Z Brigden" (Zachariah Brigden), Boston, ca. 1778). Engraving on Bottom reads "BFG" above "1778" & "JCRG" above "1814". Engraved Foliate Script Monogram on Front. Measures approx 5.25"

[TATTOO]. Prof. J.S. Fraser Boston Expert Electric Tattooing business card. Boston, [ca. early 20th century]. Printed cardstock, illustrated with samples of the tattooist’s work and listing an a

Signed on dial. Works signed E. Howard and Co. Boston ca. 1900

Boston ca. 1820-30, mahogany with rectangular flip and swivel tops, inlaid front apron, square pedestal with acanthus carvings with classic carved and rolled Vose style feet. 30”H x 35.25”

Boston, ca. 1820, with spiral columns. 4'5"h x 24-1/2"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by Sta

[CIVIL WAR]. 34-star flag purportedly flown at Fort Warren, Boston, MA. Ca 1861-1863.Approx. 139 x 232 in. hand-sewn and machine-sewn wool flag with 34 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd cotton stars co

GRUEBY Complete eight-tile frieze with border, "The Pines," Boston, MA, ca. 1905 Custom oak frame No visible marks Sight: 12" x 55"

mark of Henry Haddock, Boston, circa 1850; further marked "Coin" (marked to underside of body); rectangular with gadrooned borders, swing handle, and hinged lid, on a conforming stand with shell feet;