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A-hoy there! We want more ships! On with the job

A-hoy there! We want more ships! On with the job (between 1939 and 1946)

Anonymous
Le Secours de Guerre

Le Secours de Guerre (1916)

Maurice Romberg (French, 1862–1943)
Is there a Red Cross service flag in your home, A heart and a dollar are all you need – Join the Red Cross

Is there a Red Cross service flag in your home, A heart and a dollar are all you need – Join the Red Cross (1917)

Seiter & Kappes Litho. Co. (American, 19th/20th Century)
Columbia calls–Enlist now for U.S. Army

Columbia calls–Enlist now for U.S. Army (1916)

Vincent Aderente (American, 1880 - 1941)
Americans will always fight for liberty

Americans will always fight for liberty (1943)

Bernard Perlin (American, 1918–2014)
The Veterinary Corps

The Veterinary Corps (1919)

Horst Schreck (American, 1885-1967)
Unless we can divide those two fellows – we’re sunk! World War II propaganda poster focusing on the Anglo-American alliance. Hitler and Goebbels are in the background.

Unless we can divide those two fellows – we’re sunk! World War II propaganda poster focusing on the Anglo-American alliance. Hitler and Goebbels are in the background. (between 1940 and 1946)

Anonymous
Liberated but not free from want

Liberated but not free from want (1945)

Anonymous
Comité Americain pour les Régions Dévastées de France

Comité Americain pour les Régions Dévastées de France (1917)

Géo Dorival (French, 1879-1968)
United States official war films

United States official war films (1917)

Anonymous
Freedom for France…. freedom for the French

Freedom for France…. freedom for the French (1940)

Anonymous
The man who would not close the doors. Don’t be fuel-ish. Wasted power means less fuel to make the weapons we need for victory

The man who would not close the doors. Don’t be fuel-ish. Wasted power means less fuel to make the weapons we need for victory (between 1939 and 1946)

Henry Mayo Bateman (English, 1887 – 1970)
The comforter

The comforter (1918)

Gordon Grant (American, 1875-1962)
Annahmestelle der Ludendorff-Spende

Annahmestelle der Ludendorff-Spende (1915)

Lucian Bernhard (German, 1883-1972)
Learn and earn There’s a trade and an education for young men in the Ordnance Department U-S-A

Learn and earn There’s a trade and an education for young men in the Ordnance Department U-S-A (1919)

Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1974)
Your work means victory – build another one

Your work means victory – build another one (1917)

Fred J. Hoertz (American, 1889-1978)
Together

Together (between 1939 and 1946)

William Little (English, 20th Century)
U.S. Navy–Here he is, sir

U.S. Navy–Here he is, sir (ca. 1914)

Charles Dana Gibson (American, 1867 - 1944)
Opposed landing

Opposed landing (1943)

Raffan (English, 20th Century)
7th war loan. Now–all together

7th war loan. Now–all together (1945)

Cecil Beall (American, 1892–1970)
Columbia calls

Columbia calls (1916)

Vincent Aderente (American, 1880 - 1941)
Souscrivez á l’Emprunt. Banque Française et Italienne pour l’Amérique du sud

Souscrivez á l’Emprunt. Banque Française et Italienne pour l’Amérique du sud (1920)

René Préjelan (French, 1877 - 1968)
And they will say – ‘This was our finest hour’ – The Priminster

And they will say – ‘This was our finest hour’ – The Priminster (between 1939 and 1946)

Pat Keely (English, 1901-1970)
The spirit of America. Join

The spirit of America. Join (1919)

Howard Chandler Christy (American, 1873 - 1952)
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
Remove the cause of war. Provide for all nations to the world’s resources and markets.

Remove the cause of war. Provide for all nations to the world’s resources and markets. (1931)

Anonymous
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
Pay no heed to rumours – official news will be issued freely!

Pay no heed to rumours – official news will be issued freely! (between 1939 and 1946)

Anonymous
America’s Food Pledge 20 Million tons

America’s Food Pledge 20 Million tons (1941-1945)

Anonymous
That kind of talk often leads to factories being bombed. Never discuss war work with anybody

That kind of talk often leads to factories being bombed. Never discuss war work with anybody (1939-1946)

Anonymous