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Weapons for liberty

Weapons for liberty (1918)

Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874 - 1951)
The Signal Corps trains men for telegraph, telephone, radio There is in your locality a U.S. Army recruiting office

The Signal Corps trains men for telegraph, telephone, radio There is in your locality a U.S. Army recruiting office (1919)

Harry S. Mueller (American, 19th/20th Century)
We need you

We need you (1912)

Albert Sterner (American, 1863 – 1946)
Give yourself a happy holiday…and help our farmers. Lend a hand on the land at an agricultural camp

Give yourself a happy holiday…and help our farmers. Lend a hand on the land at an agricultural camp (between 1939 and 1946)

Mary Le Bon (English, 20th Century)
Come on, boys! Do your duty by enlisting now!

Come on, boys! Do your duty by enlisting now! (1917)

Vojtech Preissig (Czech, 1873-1944)
La union es la fuerza

La union es la fuerza (1941)

Antonio Arias Bernal (Mexican, 1914-1960)
Pour le drapeau! Pour la victoire!

Pour le drapeau! Pour la victoire! (1917)

Georges Bertin Scott (French, 1873–1943)
La liberté pour la France – les libertés pour les Français

La liberté pour la France – les libertés pour les Français (1940)

Anonymous
Fuori i tedeschi!

Fuori i tedeschi! (1942)

Anonymous
Food will win the war

Food will win the war (1918)

Charles Edwards Chamber (American, 1883-1941)
Men wanted for the army

Men wanted for the army (1910)

Michael P. Whelan (American, 19th/20th Century)
Join the air service and serve in France–Do it now.

Join the air service and serve in France–Do it now. (1917)

J. Paul Verrees (Belgian, 1889-1942)
Enemy No.1

Enemy No.1 (between 1939 and 1946)

Bert Thomas (English, 1883-1966)
Have you bought your liberty bond

Have you bought your liberty bond (1918)

Vojtech Preissig (Czech, 1873-1944)
Kościuszko, Pułaski

Kościuszko, Pułaski (1917)

George Illian (American, 1894-1932)
China fights on

China fights on (1943)

John Gaydos (American, 20th Century)
Put the church behind Pershing To win this war the boys at the front need strength of spirit.

Put the church behind Pershing To win this war the boys at the front need strength of spirit. (1918)

Anonymous
Women awake! Your country needs you

Women awake! Your country needs you (1916)

Hazel Roberts (American, 1883-1966)
Help the Red Cross

Help the Red Cross (1917)

Herman Roeg (American, 20th century)
Kdo jste bo ̕bojovnc̕i– . S. armd̀a ve Francii

Kdo jste bo ̕bojovnc̕i– . S. armd̀a ve Francii (1918)

Vojtech Preissig (Czech, 1873-1944)
Comité Americain pour les Régions Dévastées de France

Comité Americain pour les Régions Dévastées de France (1917)

Géo Dorival (French, 1879-1968)
To the Merchant Navy – Thank you!

To the Merchant Navy – Thank you! (1939-1946)

Anonymous
‘A.T.S. the job for you!’, 100,000 women wanted urgently for the Auxiliary Territorial Service

‘A.T.S. the job for you!’, 100,000 women wanted urgently for the Auxiliary Territorial Service (1939-1946)

Anonymous
Sugar means ships

Sugar means ships (1918)

Ernest Fuhr (American, 1874-1933)
The worker who left the lights on! Don’t be fuel-ish. Wasted electricity means less fuel to make the weapons we need for victory

The worker who left the lights on! Don’t be fuel-ish. Wasted electricity means less fuel to make the weapons we need for victory (between 1939 and 1946)

Henry Mayo Bateman (English, 1887 – 1970)
You can help–American Red Cross

You can help–American Red Cross (1918)

Wladyslaw Theodore Benda (Polish, 1873–1948)
U.S. Navy – Help your country! Enlist in the Navy

U.S. Navy – Help your country! Enlist in the Navy (1917)

Henry Reuterdahl (American, 1871-1925)
Dig for Plenty. Grow food in your garden or get an allotment

Dig for Plenty. Grow food in your garden or get an allotment (between 1939 and 1946)

Mary Le Bon (English, 20th Century)
ATS (girl’s helmeted head)

ATS (girl’s helmeted head) (between 1939 and 1946)

Abram Games (English, 1914-1996)
War Department Report An official motion picture packed with actual combat scenes–Exclusive showing for war workers.

War Department Report An official motion picture packed with actual combat scenes–Exclusive showing for war workers. (1943)

Anonymous