Browse Items (646 total) Browse All Browse by Tag Search Items Collection: World War I Posters Collection Previous Page Page of 33 Next Page Sort by: Title Creator Date Added After a Zeppelin raid in London Raemaekers, Louis 1917 "Lend Him a Hand" Sarka, Charles Nicholas 1918 Will you be ready to-morrow to make munitions for Germany? Raemaekers, Louis 1917 Sugar means ships [1917-1918] Your Sugar Ration is 2 lbs. per month [1917-1918] Give or we perish Benda, Wladislaw Theodore [1917-1918] Follow the pied piper Enrich, M. [1917-1918] American Expeditionary Forces. Distinctive Cloth Insignia. Sheet No. 2 1919 American Expeditionary Forces. Distinctive Cloth Insignia 1919 Songs of today & yesterday [1917-1918] The U.S. Marines Want You [1917-1918] First in France. U.S. Marines Coughlin, John A. [1917-1918] Save your Child from autocracy and poverty Paus, Herbert [1917-1918] War Weapons Week. April 8th to 13th 1918 War Weapons Week. April 8th to 13th 1918 Sir Galahad. Put your strength in war bonds 1918 Scottish War Savings Committee. Palmerston Place-Edinburgh Forde 1917 "Anibyniaeth sydd yn galw am ei dewraf dyn" Soutry, V. [1914-1918] Farmers of Ireland. Join up & defend your possessions [1914-1918] Will you make a fourth? [1914-1918] Previous Page Page of 33 Next Page Output Formats atom, csv, dc-rdf, dcmes-xml, json, omeka-xml, rss2
Sugar means ships
Your Sugar Ration is 2 lbs. per month
Songs of today & yesterday
The U.S. Marines Want You
Will you make a fourth?
After a Zeppelin raid in London
"Lend Him a Hand"
Will you be ready to-morrow to make munitions for Germany?
Give or we perish
Follow the pied piper
American Expeditionary Forces. Distinctive Cloth Insignia. Sheet No. 2
American Expeditionary Forces. Distinctive Cloth Insignia
First in France. U.S. Marines
Save your Child from autocracy and poverty
War Weapons Week. April 8th to 13th
War Weapons Week. April 8th to 13th
Sir Galahad. Put your strength in war bonds
Scottish War Savings Committee. Palmerston Place-Edinburgh
"Anibyniaeth sydd yn galw am ei dewraf dyn"
Farmers of Ireland. Join up & defend your possessions