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Thomas Hart Benton thought Joseph Meert was his best student. Meert took over Benton's classes at the Kansas City Art Institute while Benton was painting the Missouri Capitol murals...

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Original vintage World War Two home front poster issued to encourage people to buy war savings

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bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop

bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop

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swarm of fighter planes amass above them. The text "Attack Attack Attack” and “Buy War Bonds" is printed

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campaigns for both the general war effort and War Bonds. The Treasury Department also took the originals on

Original WWII Buy War Bonds poster entitled "Back the Attack" from 1943.

. Americans were urged to buy war bonds and war savings stamps. Purchasing bonds was considered not only

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printed with the words “Buy War Bonds” and the sets were distributed in United States schools and

This vintage WW I poster depicts a bust-length, right profile image of President Lincoln. The bright orange lettering features a quote from the President's famous Gettysburg Address:...

poster reads “SAVE FREEDOM OF SPEECH/ BUY WAR BONDS” and depicts a man expressing his opinion at a town

words “Buy War Bonds” and the sets were distributed in United States schools and institutions, as well

image spurred millions of Americans to buy war bonds to keep the nation on solid financial footing

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is one of the four iconic War Bonds posters by Norman Rockwell. The series was a visual

Liberty Loan. Working Americans would buy these bonds or war stamps, to then trade in for smaller

freedom, and encouraged them to support the war effort by buying savings bonds and stamps. Printed for the

American immigrants, urging them to support the war effort by buying government bonds. The illustration

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Original For Freedom’s Sake Buy War Bonds. Linen backed. Publisher: [Washington, D.C.] U. S

bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop

them in poster campaigns for both the general war effort and War Bonds. The Treasury Department also

poster campaigns for both the general war effort and War Bonds. The Treasury Department also took the

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final effort and buy war bonds to ensure the good economy of the country. The image is depicted in

, but what makes this so one easy to date is the “buy war bonds" on it. History; Levi Strauss & Co. is

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Poster based on a WWI advertisement promoting the buying of war bonds.

declaration of war against Germany, the poster urges Americans support the war effort and “Buy Liberty Bonds

Americans could buy bonds in denominations of $25 to $1,000, which at the end of the war would be repaid

Buy War Bonds Original Vintage Poster, 1942, Keep Him Flying! As a war poster "Keep Him Flying" is

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Howard Chandler Christy was one of America’s leading illustrators when the U.S. entered World War I

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