War Bonds Poster From World War II - "Let's All Fight"

Offered is a hard-to-find War Bonds poster from World War II by an unknown artist. It emphatically suggests, "LET'S ALL FIGHT - BUY WAR BONDS." It was printed by the U.S. Government Printing

Lot of 2. Includes "Doing all you can, brother?", by Robert Sloan (22" x 28"), and "Let's All Fight" (28" x 22"). Both show light edge and corner wear. Each folded.

Vintage Lets All Fight, Buy War Bonds Advertising / Propaganda. US Buy War Bonds poster of a soldier charging, bayonet ready. Folds to paper, glued to board. Paper. measures 14 inches H x 22 W, board

WW2 war production poster "Let's all fight - Buy war bonds" printed by US Government. Measures approx 28" x 43". Folded poster that was mounted on canvas.

Let's Hit the Bullseye 10% Everybody, Every Pay Day; We Can, We Will, We Must!; Aim To Win Buy War Bonds; For Victory; This is my fight too!

Original Poster, Beautiful condition see photos MEASURES From the Edge of the Frame 50" x 34 Professionally Framed and Mounted, with UV Glass and Acid free backing. Provenance: These were found decade

Lawrence Beall Smith, an artist known for his lithographs of children, created the poster titled “Don`t Let That Shadow Touch Them.†It was printed in 1942 for the Government Printing Office

Artist: Vintage Poster Title: Let Em Have It (WWII War Bond Poster) Year: 1944 Dimensions: 28in. by 20in. Edition: From the Rare Limited Edition Publisher: Unit

Edmund Marion Ashe (American, 1867-1941). WWI war bonds lithograph poster, "Lend the way they Fight, Buy Bonds to Your Utmost." Signed in the plate EM Ashe. The WF Powers Co. Litho, NY. Tear upper rig

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - FUEL FIGHTS! SAVE YOUR SHARE, MEASURES 28" X 20", & BUY WAR BONDS, MEASURES 28" X 22", HAVE TEARS, CREASES AND PCS MISSING, AS PICTURED

Including a framed print by Charles Twelve trees dated Oct 23 1915 by Morris and Bendien titled "Quit your Fighting and Lets be Friends, 20 by 8" ht. Together with a WWII War bond poster titled "Deliv

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

American WWII poster with the saying 'Let 'Em Have It - Buy Extra Bonds'. Commissioned by the US Treasury,1943. Measures 28 inches x 20 inches. Good condition,fold marks and one tiny pin hold.

Modern impression after an original WWII recruitment poster by illustrator McClelland Barclay entitled Fight Let's Go! Join the Navy. Published by Poster Inc. Holyoke, Mass. Housed in a protective see

WWI "fight or buy bonds, third liberally loan" poster by Howard Chandler Christy, 1917. 40" x 30". Condition as per photo.

WWI "fight or buy bonds, third liberally loan" poster by Howard Chandler Christy, 1917. 40" x 30". Condition as per photo.

Let ‘Em Have It is a 1943 World War II American public service announcement for Bonds supporting the Fourth War Loan.Bernard Perlin's artwork places the viewer right in the thick of battle. The

Let 'Em Have It is a 1943 World War II American public service announcement for Bonds supporting the Fourth War Loan.Bernard Perlin's artwork places the viewer right in the thick of battle. The soldie

Howard Chandler Christy, (2) original WWI posters, Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1872-1952), offset lithographs on paper, mounted on linen, loose and unframed, "Fight or Buy War Bonds: Third Libe

"Lend the way they Fight- Buy Bonds to your UTMOST" color lithograph by W.F. Powers NY. 40 x 27 inches.

Dated 1943, Comprising, "Back the Attack, Buy War Bonds," "Join the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps," "Americans will Always Figure for Liberty" and "Strong in the strength of the Lord we who fight in the peop

Dated 1943, Comprising, "Back the Attack, Buy War Bonds," "The United Nations Fight for Freedom," "If you tell where he's going..He may never get there!" and "For Freedom's Sake, Buy War Bonds." Apx.

Dated 1943, Comprising, two "The United Nations Fight for Freedom," "Top That 10%" and "For Freedom`s Sake, Buy War Bonds." Together with a copy of the Boston Herald from August 15, 1945. From: 14"h x

This World War ll poster was created by the artist Dan Smith as part of a national campaign to encourage the population to buy war bonds. The message is that the purchase of the bonds helps to protect