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United States First World War poster promoting the sale of War Bonds. It features an image of a soldier with a rifle, machine gun and empty ammunition boxes, at the front, reaching out toward the viewer with his right hand as if asking for more bullets. The image set, against a yellow background, takes up the majority and is framed with text overlay ed across the top and bottom. This poster was most likely part of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign which ran from 28 September - 19 October 1918. Vincent Lynch (1862-1935) was a commercial illustrator whose work appeared in 'American Magazine', 'Scientific American', 'Everybody’s Magazine', as well as other periodicals. Much of his work features cars, aircraft, and other vehicles. He exhibited with the Society of Washington Artists and the Washington Water Color Club in 1909. He would later illustrate posters in support of the First World War.
A Second World War American poster depicting a young American boy wearing red overalls, imploring civilians to invest in war bonds. By the end of the Second World War, over 85 million Americans had pu
Canadian First World War poster issued by the Canadian Government to promote Victory Bonds. It features a full length portrait of a soldier in combat with his back to the viewer. Directly linking the
Australian First World War poster promoting the 7th War Loan drive. It features the central image of an Australian flag set against a billowing white cloud within a pale blue sky. Two peace laurels a
First World War United States poster promoting the sale of Liberty Bonds. It features the image of a family saying goodbye to a young soldier in the lower right. Behind him the American flag is flying
First World War poster issued by the Scottish War Savings Committee to promote the sale of war bonds. The image is of three howitzers pointing to the right against a bright yellow sky. Two artilleryme
Australian First World War poster promoting the 7th War Loan drive. It features the central image of an Australian flag set against a billowing white cloud within a pale blue sky. The text is printed