Three World War II Era War Bond Posters

A GROUP OF THREE WWII ERA POSTERS. Comprising a "Boarder Air Patrol" motion picture poster, framed 45 inches x 32 inches (114x81.5 cm), a "Schools at War" savings bond poster by Irving Nurick, fr

TWO "BUY THAT INVASION BOND!" WORLD WAR II-ERA WAR BOND POSTERSCirca 1944Artist R. Moore.20" x 28". Unframed.

SIX WORLD WAR II-ERA WAR BOND POSTERS1949s"Because somebody talked!", "For Liberty and Peace on Earth", "Make your own Declaration of War", "Weíll take care of the rising sun" and two "Victory--n

After Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1873-1952), original lithograph mounted to wove paper depicting a World War I era propaganda poster titled 'Fight or Buy Bonds: Third Liberty Loan,' circa 1917

After Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1873-1952), original lithograph mounted to wove paper depicting a World War I era propaganda poster titled 'Clear the Way!! Buy Bonds: Fourth Liberty Loan,' ci

"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD!" WORLD WAR II-ERA WAR BOND POSTER1940sArtist Vic Guinnell (America, 20th Century).28" x 40". Unframed.

This poster stresses that women too are buying bonds. It features a woman whose shadow depicts a Revolutionary War soldier. It is linen mounted and in excellent condition. This poster is small so be s

Offered are three different WWII era posters in very nice condition.  The artist was Lawson Wood.  They were published by Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul, Minnesota.  They are 12" x

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

Subject: World War 1 Type: Poster Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Some marked Date: Ca. 1915 Maker: Various Description: Five WW1 era posters including a Liberty Bond poster with an illustra

Scottish. WWI-Era. Single sided lithographed paper. Marked, "Issued by The Scottish War Savings Committee, 90 Princes Street, Edinburgh.", lower left edge and "McLagan & Cumming, Edinburgh (E).", lowe

Subject: World War 1 Type: Poster Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Some marked Date: Ca. 1915 Maker: Various Description: Includes a U.S. Employment Service poster, a Victory Liberty Loan pos

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

Norman Rockwell Red Cross Poster Urging Americans to "Mobilize for Defense" Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) WWII-era poster picturing three classic Rockwell characters above the message, "Support the 1951

A large three part display meant to be stood on a surface, the text reads, "Feed our Fighters, Buy Liberty Bonds to your Utmost", printed by Lutz and Sheinkman, NY. Dimensions:27" x 39". Provenance:Fr

THREE AMERICAN WWI LIBERTY LOAN POSTERS. Comprising "Fight or Buy Bonds", Howard Chandler Christy, 40 inches x 30 inches, "Sure! We’ll finish the Job" Gerrit A. Beneker, 38.5 inches x 26.25 inches,

ORIGINAL WORLD WAR ONE / WWI ERA PROPAGANDA POSTERS, LOT OF TWO, comprising "Blot it Out / with / Liberty Bonds", and "WOMEN IN WARTIME / American Committee For Devastated France". Housed in modern fr

Five WWII propaganda postcards. Three are war bond advertisers, two are from Slovenska in Central Europe. The Slovenska ones are very artsy, with a more ancient theme. While the American ones are stra

"For British Recruitment of Americans" and for war bonds, approximate size of largest 41" x 28".

American, One for War Bonds, signed l.r., one of General Douglas Macarthur, signed l.r., and one for Victory Bonds, signed l.r. Foxing, losses, pinholes to corners. From: 22"h x 14"w to 28"h x 22"w

'Beat back the Hun with Liberty Bonds', artwork by Frederick Strothmann, (1872–1958), 1918, 30 x 20 inches. Loss at bottom edge, 18.5-inch tear at bottom edge, four 2-inch tears at top half, three 1

HALF SLAVE & HALF FREE, BUY WAR BONDS, U.S. GOV. PRINTING OFFICE, 1943 ( 28 IN. H X 22 IN. W) ILLUSTRATOR B. RIG, FOLD MARKS WITH PAPER LOSS ON CENTER FOLD LINE, WHITE IS SHOWING

Third and fourth liberty loan, each 30 x 20 inches.