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Walk left of the pavement

Walk left of the pavement (between 1939 and 1946)

Pat Keely (English, 1901-1970)
Will you help the women of France, Save wheat

Will you help the women of France, Save wheat (1918)

Edward Penfield (American, 1866 - 1925)
Careless talk costs lives. Mr Hitler wants to know!

Careless talk costs lives. Mr Hitler wants to know! (1939-1946)

Anonymous
More salvage – thats what we want. Paper, rags, bones to make more munitions

More salvage – thats what we want. Paper, rags, bones to make more munitions (between 1939 and 1946)

Bert Thomas (English, 1883-1966)
Hun or home, Buy more Liberty Bonds

Hun or home, Buy more Liberty Bonds (1918)

Henry Patrick Raleigh (American, 1880-1944)
Thousands of German trophies from the front at the U.S. gov’t war exposition

Thousands of German trophies from the front at the U.S. gov’t war exposition (1917)

Lyford Philip (American, 1887-1950)
Victory! Congress passes daylight saving bill

Victory! Congress passes daylight saving bill (1918)

Anonymous
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)
Peace, If You Don’t Want to Fight Anymore, Win the War Against Pans Poland

Peace, If You Don’t Want to Fight Anymore, Win the War Against Pans Poland (1919–22)

Ivan Malyutin (Russian, 1889–1932)
Unite

Unite (between 1939 and 1946)

Anonymous
Bits of careless talk are pieced together by the enemy

Bits of careless talk are pieced together by the enemy (1943)

Stevan Dohanos (American, 1907-1995)
Over there – U.S. Navy

Over there – U.S. Navy (1917)

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)
All together! Enlist in the Navy

All together! Enlist in the Navy (1917)

Henry Reuterdahl (American, 1871-1925)
Be up-to-date – be a U.S. Marine First to change the old campaign hat for the modern helmet

Be up-to-date – be a U.S. Marine First to change the old campaign hat for the modern helmet (1917)

William Allen Rogers (American, 1854-1931)
Quicker turnround helps to quicker victory. Speed up loading and unloading! 2

Quicker turnround helps to quicker victory. Speed up loading and unloading! 2 (1939-1946)

Anonymous
When you fire remember this Enlist in the Navy

When you fire remember this Enlist in the Navy (1917)

William Allen Rogers (American, 1854-1931)
Jewish war sufferers. Shall they plead in vain

Jewish war sufferers. Shall they plead in vain (ca. 1917)

Louis Mayer (American, 1869-1969)
They give their lives, do you lend your savings

They give their lives, do you lend your savings (1918)

Horace Devitt Welsh (American, 1888-1942)
U.S. Marines – Soldiers of the sea Military training, travel, education, development

U.S. Marines – Soldiers of the sea Military training, travel, education, development (1913)

Sidney Riesenberg (American, 1885-1971)
Tell that to the Marines! At 24 E 23rd Street

Tell that to the Marines! At 24 E 23rd Street (1918)

James Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960)
U.S. Marine Corps – Service on land and sea

U.S. Marine Corps – Service on land and sea (1917)

Sidney Riesenberg (American, 1885-1971)
Wait for daylight. The last hours of the blackout are as important as the first

Wait for daylight. The last hours of the blackout are as important as the first (between 1939 and 1946)

Pat Keely (English, 1901-1970)
The husband who wasted the hot water. Save fuel to make munitions for battle

The husband who wasted the hot water. Save fuel to make munitions for battle (between 1939 and 1946)

Henry Mayo Bateman (English, 1887 – 1970)
Work hard to win the battle of the Atlantic – but don’t overwork your tongue. Never mention sailing dates, cargoes or destinations to anybody

Work hard to win the battle of the Atlantic – but don’t overwork your tongue. Never mention sailing dates, cargoes or destinations to anybody (1939-1946)

Anonymous
Blood or Bread

Blood or Bread (1917)

Henry Patrick Raleigh (American, 1880-1944)
Hold up your end! War fund week – one hundred million dollars

Hold up your end! War fund week – one hundred million dollars (1918)

W.B. King (American, 19th/20th century)
Troops and tank moving through crowded street, man giving directions to soldier

Troops and tank moving through crowded street, man giving directions to soldier (between 1939 and 1946)

Anonymous
Must children die and mothers plead in vain

Must children die and mothers plead in vain (1918)

Walter Everett (American, 1880-1946)
Will you have a part in victory

Will you have a part in victory (1918)

James Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960)