Buy War Bonds

A gripping design of a navy crew on a submarine at night, in memory of the U.S.S. Dorado submarine that sank in 1943. Printed as part of the 5th War Loan subscription during World Wa...

Original vintage World War Two poster - Buy Victory Bonds - featuring a dynamic battle scene with explosions in the background and three men in military uniform armed with guns charg...

Here, they are being asked to buy liberty bonds, the war-time securities which funded much of the war effort.

Original vintage World War Two home front poster issued to encourage people to buy war savings bonds and help win the war.

Original vintage World War Two home front poster issued to encourage people to buy war savings bonds and help win the war.

Offered is a dynamic WWII poster by Ferdinand Warren entitled "Attack Attack Attack, Buy War Bonds." The propaganda poster was issued by the U.S.

The poster features bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop of soldiers.

The poster features bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop of soldiers.

Original vintage poster: Save Freedom of Speech Buy War Bonds (Small format) Artist: Normal Rockwell.

The poster reads “Save Freedom of Speech. Buy War Bonds” and depicts a man expressing his opinion at a town hall meeting.

The poster reads “Save Freedom of Worship. Buy War Bonds." It depicts a gathering of individuals in joint prayer.

The text "Attack Attack Attack” and “Buy War Bonds" is printed at top and bottom in large white letters.

is printed in yellow over the plane’s body. “BUY WAR BONDS” is printed in large black block letters at the bottom.

Original vintage poster: Freedom of Worship (Small format) Artist: Normal Rockwell. Archival linen backed. Original fold marks touched up at the time of backing. Very good ...

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 patriotic, but also an investment in victory.

Awesome American patriotic painting of soldiers and sailors in a city scene with airplanes overhead and 'buy war bonds' painted on the delivery truck. The flag is flying, a true piec...

Presented is a vintage WWII "Keep Us Flying/ Buy War Bonds" color lithographic poster, signed and inscribed by Lieutenant Colonel Julius Jackson.

I'm out to lick runaway prices: let's all follow the 7-key plan to hold prices down: 1. buy ... war bonds. 2. pay ... taxes. 3. provide ... life insurance ... 4. reduce our debts ......

Freedom of Worship: The poster reads “SAVE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP/ BUY WAR BONDS” and depicts a gathering of individuals in joint prayer.

Freedom of Worship: The poster reads “SAVE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP/ BUY WAR BONDS” and depicts a gathering of individuals in joint prayer.

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:...

Freedom of Worship: The poster reads “SAVE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP/ BUY WAR BONDS” and depicts a gathering of individuals in joint prayer.

The poster and iconic image spurred millions of Americans to buy war bonds to keep the nation on solid financial footing throughout the end stretch of war.

The seven-point checklist—spelling V I C T O R Y—encouraged buying War Bonds, paying taxes, saving, reducing debt, purchasing only necessities, obeying ration and price rules, and co...

Those who could not afford such expensive bonds, could buy war stamps in smaller denominations, to then trade in for war bonds.

They often emphasized what was needed from ordinary citizens whether it was buying war bonds, or working hard in a factory producing war goods.

Yes, this poster is over 80 years old! Give it Your Best -Buy War Bonds, 48 Stars in this American flag.

Printed: 1942 Yes this poster is over 80 years old! Give it Your Best -Buy War Bonds, 48 Stars in this American flag.

The poster encouraged Americans to support the war effort by buying and gifting War Bonds in place of holiday presents, linking the success of the war loan drives to the country’s fu...

The poster and iconic image spurred millions of Americans to buy war bonds to keep the nation on solid financial footing throughout the end stretch of war.

Each poster was printed with the words “Buy War Bonds” and the sets were distributed in United States schools and institutions, as well as overseas.

Working Americans would buy these bonds or war stamps, to then trade in for smaller denominations of bonds, which at the end of the war would be repaid with interest.

This is a vintage savings bond poster from WWII, dating to 1942. The poster reads "Buy U.S. War Savings Bonds & Stamps Now" in yellow lettering, its message set below a large waving ...

Those who could not afford such expensive bonds, could buy war stamps in smaller denominations, to then trade in for war bonds.

Design features a smiling lady holding grocery bags filled with vegetables and other food in her arms, and a ration book in her gloved hand with a newspaper headline above reading To...

In it the mascot for American patriotism grasps a billowing Old Glory, pointing way for U.S. troops and war planes, while urging the American populace to buy more war bonds.

Original vintage World War II poster “Keep us flying! Buy War Bonds”. Great image of an American Air Force pilot in uniform against a blue sky with the text above and below.

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

The poster features bold lettering at bottom reading "Buy War Bonds," with a dynamic depiction of Uncle Sam leading a troop of soldiers.

Published in 1943 to support the U.S. war effort, “Save Freedom of Speech” urged Americans to buy war bonds while highlighting the core principle involved.

Original linen backed Normal Rockwell Freedom of Speech. One of the 4 images created in 1943 for the Four Freedoms. Reference: American Style p.132, Posters for Victory p. 40ff, D...

Original linen-backed Normal Rockwell Freedom of Speech. One of the four images created in 1943 for the Four Freedoms. Ready to frame. Reference: American Style p.132, Posters f...

It includes the following pieces Save Freedom of Speech Buy War Bonds original Four Freedoms vintage poster - LU140428248762 Save Freedom of Worship Buy War Bonds, original World War...

This poster was used to encourage the public to make a last final effort and buy war bonds to ensure the good economy of the country.

The subject matter of the cowboy in his plaid shirt and branding iron with his horse was used by Levi Strauss for decades, but what makes this so one easy to date is the “buy war bon...

Design shows a determined looking young lady wearing a housewife apron and clenching her fist as she looks directly at the viewer with the title above and below in bold yellow text o...

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

Published at the advent of America’s declaration of war against Germany, the poster urges Americans support the war effort and “Buy Liberty Bonds.”

Those who could not afford such expensive bonds, could buy war stamps in smaller denominations, to collect and then eventually trade in for war bonds.

Buy War Bonds Original Vintage Poster, 1942, Keep Him Flying!

Original vintage World War Two poster: Keep us flying! Buy War Bonds. Great image of an American Air Force pilot in uniform against a blue sky with the text above and below.

Howard Chandler Christy was one of America’s leading illustrators when the U.S. entered World War I in 1917. He produced some of the best posters of the war effort, typically featuri...