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Broadside - “Beware of German Traps and German Trouble Makers”
Broadside - “Beware of German Traps and German Trouble Makers” ca. 1917
Broadside - “In the War?”
Broadside - “In the War?” ca. 1917
Broadside - “Only Men and Things Will Win the War”
Broadside - “Only Men and Things Will Win the War” ca. 1917
Broadside - “Our Part”
Broadside - “Our Part” ca. 1917
Broadside - “The Battle Line is Not Alone in France!”
Broadside - “The Battle Line is Not Alone in France!” ca. 1917
Broadside - “Why, Because, Why, Because”
Broadside - “Why, Because, Why, Because” ca. 1917
"My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Liberty Loan. Did Yours?"
"My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond of the Third Liberty Loan. Did Yours?" ca. 1917 - ca. 1919
Food Will Win the War, in English
Food Will Win the War, in English ca. 1917
Food Will Win the War, in Yiddish
Food Will Win the War, in Yiddish ca. 1917 - 1919
Little Americans. Do Your Bit.
Little Americans. Do Your Bit. ca. 1918
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