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Teufel Hunden – German Nickname for U.S. Marines – Devil Dog Recruiting Station, Eighth & Main Streets
circa 1917
Artist Unknown
color lithograph on paper
Is There A Red Cross Service Flag in Your Home? A Heart and a Dollar Are All You Need – Join the Red Cross
1917
Artist Unknown
color lithograph on paper
Your War Savings Pledge – Our Boys Make Good Their Pledge – Are You Keeping Yours?
circa 1917
Artist Unknown
color lithograph on paper
Enlist in the Navy – Follow the Boys in Blue for Home and Country
circa 1917-1919
George Hand Wright
color lithograph on paper
Hip-Hip! Another Ship – Another Victory – United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation
circa 1918
George Hand Wright
color lithograph on paper
Hip-Hip! Another Ship – Another Victory – United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation
n.d.
George Hand Wright
color lithograph on paper
Y.M.C.A. United War Work Campaign – Pershing
November 11, 1918 - November 18, 1918
Samuel Johnson Woolf
color lithograph on paper
Come On! Buy More Liberty Bonds
1918
Walter Whitehead
color lithograph on paper
Stand by the boys in the trenches – Mine More Coal – United States Fuel Administration
1918
Walter Whitehead
color lithograph on paper
Landscape with Letters
1903-1958
Karl Zerbe
woodcut on paper
Illustrated page from François Robelais’ “Gargantúa”
1958
Antoni Clavé
color lithograph on paper
Food is Ammunition–Don’t Waste It
1917-1918
John E. Sheridan
color lithograph on paper
Page from Poèmes, by Charles Baudelaire, Editions Gonin Freres, Paris, 1933
circa 1933
Charles Despiau
lithograph on paper
The Hun – his Mark – Blot it Out with Liberty Bonds
circa 1917
James Allen St. John
color lithograph on paper
Workers, Lend Your Strength to the Red Triangle – Help the “Y” Hlpe the Fighters Fight – United War Work Campaign – November 11 to 18
1918
Arthur Spear
color lithograph on paper