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Food Will Win the War, in English
Food Will Win the War, in English ca. 1917
Food Guide Pyramid: A Guide to Daily Food Choices
Food Guide Pyramid: A Guide to Daily Food Choices 1992
"For Health...eat some food from each group...every day!"
"For Health...eat some food from each group...every day!" ca. 1941 - 1945
Plant A Victory Garden. Our Food Is Fighting.
Plant A Victory Garden. Our Food Is Fighting. 1941-1945
"Be Patriotic sign your country
"Be Patriotic sign your country's pledge to save the food." ca. 1917 - ca. 1919
Food Will Win the War, in Yiddish
Food Will Win the War, in Yiddish ca. 1917 - 1919
"Milk and Eggs Nature
"Milk and Eggs Nature's Food" 1942 - 1945
"Spirit of
"Spirit of '18. The World Cry FOOD. Keep the home gardening going." ca. 1917 - ca. 1919
"This Store is pledged to conform to the Sugar Regulations of the Food Administration. Your Sugar Ration is 2lbs. per month. Sugar 2lbs.- America
"This Store is pledged to conform to the Sugar Regulations of the Food Administration. Your Sugar Ration is 2lbs. per month. Sugar 2lbs.- America's Voluntary Ration, England's Compulsory Ration; 1lb., ca. 1917 - ca. 1919
Food Comes First
Food Comes First c. 1942-1945
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