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Must Children Die and Mothers Plead in Vain?
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Poster featuring an illustration of a mother with two young children, reaching out her arm. Poster text reads: "Must Children Die And Mothers Plead In Vain? Buy More Liberty Bonds."
1918
Raleigh, Henry, 1880-1945
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W0145DU
WHi 131020
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Yours not to do and die — yours but to go and Buy Victory Bonds 1918
1918
Poster depicting soldiers carrying rifles and bayonets leaning forward like they're running to battle. Text reads: "Yours not to do and die — yours but to go and Buy Victory Bonds 1918."
Is Your Name on the Honor Roll?
1918
Banner poster, with text that reads: "Is YOUR Name on the Honor Roll? Fourth Liberty Loan."
Nothing Doing — without Victory Bonds
1916
Poster with an illustration of factory buildings and manufacturing equipment. Text reads: "Nothing doing — without Victory Bonds."
Keep These Off the U.S.A.
1918
Poster depicting a pair of German boots (with Prussian eagle), which are dripping with blood. Poster text reads: "Keep these off the U.S.A. Buy more LIBERTY BONDS."
The Hun — his mark
1917
Poster featuring an illustration of a bloody handprint. Poster text reads: "The Hun — his mark. Blot it Out with LIBERTY BONDS."
Over the Top for You
1918
Poster featuring an illustration of a soldier running while clutching an American flag. Poster text reads: "Over The Top For You. Buy U.S. Gov't Bonds. Third Liberty Loan."
