Image of a soldier with his arm around a woman and holding a young boy.

Artist: Alfred Everitt Orr

Printer: American Lithographic Co. N.Y.

Labeled: 2-CC (copy 1); 2-C(copies 2 and 3).

Image is a round seal with text around a partial image of the Statue of Liberty. Background is red, white, and blue. Includes a label for Local No.1 New York Amalgamated Lithographers of America Union.

Printer: Latham Litho and Printing Co.

Labeled: "#3 + 4 24sh Two Faces - Liberty Loan."

A woman holds a flag in one hand and greenery wreath in the other. Under the wreath is a star and an "Honor Roll," consisting of the following names: Dubois, Smith, O'Brien, Cejka, Haucke, Pappandrikopolous, Andrassi, Villotto, Levy, Turovich, Kowalski, Chriczanevicz, Knutson, and Gonzales.

Artist: Howard Chandler Christy, 1919.

Printer: Forbes Boston.

Labeled: 4-C.

Creator: Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Public Debt.

A man in overalls and farm hat, with four liberty loan buttons on his overalls, reaches into his left pocket.

Artist: Gerrit A. Beneker, 1918.

Printer: Edwards and Deutsch Litho. Co. Chicago.

Labeled: 1-C.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

A line drawing of a train with smoke with four airplanes flying over.

Artist: K.Watkins, 1919.

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corporation, New York.

Labeled: 20-C.

A smiling soldier with head and arm wounds carries a gun and three German metal helmets. The background includes barbed wire fences and sky that is mottled in an impressionistic style.

Artist: Clyde Forsythe.

Printer: Ketterlinus Phila.

A blue letter "V" is outlined in white on a red background. This are no other images or printing on the poster.

A submarine is surfacing in front of several ships. The ship closest to it is flying the U.S. flag and has its deck gun pointed at the submarine. The people on sub are in hands-up/surrender positions.

Artist: L.A. Shafer.

Printer: The W.F. Powers Co. Litho. N.Y.

Labeled: 6-C.

A soldier with wounded leg holds a gun with a bayonet and stands in front of a body. A German helmet is on the ground next to the corpse.

Artist: Walter Whitehead.

Printer: Ketterlinus, Phila.

Labeled: 8-B.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Image of a German soldier's head and hands looming over a smoking landscape toward blue water. His fingers are red with dripping blood and he holds a blade or bayonet, also dripping blood.

Artist: Fred Strothmann.

Labeled: 3B.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

A German soldier with bloodied hands kneels. To the side, a woman holding a baby wrapped in a red blanket looks over her shoulder at the soldier. The image is in the style of a charcoal or pastel sketch: black and neutral colors with red accents.

Artist: Henry Patrick Raleigh.

Labeled: 9-B

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Image is a docked ship with airplanes flying overhead and shipworks, people, and transportation equipment on the dock. In the style of a charcoal drawing/sketch.

Artist: Joseph Pinnell.

Printer: Heywood, Strasser, and Voight Litho. Co. N.Y.

Labeled: 7-A. Imp

The image is a woman dressed as the Statue of Liberty, with the torch raised, pointing toward the viewer with her left hand. In bottom-left quadrant is a red, white, and blue seal reading "Get Behind the Governement Liberty Loan 1917."

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising

The image shows a woman from the waist-up, dressed as the Statue of Liberty. She has a stern expression and is pointing at the viewer. Both bottom corners contain red, white, and blue seals reading "Get Behind the Government Liberty Loan of 1917."

Artist: G. R. Macauley.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

The poster contains only text, no images. The words are printed in black and in the style of handwriting. Full text reads "To Hell with an Armistice. Unconditional surrender to Foch in Berlin. Pave the way with Liberty Bonds. -adv."

The poster feaures a large image of a round button. The button has an image of the Statue of Liberty and reads "I own a liberty bond."

Printer: Edwards & Deutsch Litho. Co. Chicago.

Labeled: No. 10.

The top half of the poster is an image of a pair of legs. Each pant leg has the German Imperial eagle and ends in spurred boots dripping with blood.

Artist: John Norton

Printer: The Strobridge Litho Co. Cincinnati and New York

Labeled: 5-B

Black printing under a red hand-print.

Artist: J. Allen St. John.

Printer: Brett Litho Co. N.Y. (copy 1); Manz Engraving Co. Chi.(copy 2)

Labeled: 4-B (copy 2: 4BB)

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

Image is a bust of Abraham Lincoln similar to the one found on a U.S. penny. The quote is beneath this image. Poster is in the colors of copper and patina (brown, orange and green).

Printer: American Lithographic Co. N.Y.

Labeled: 12-A.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

The poster is text only, no images. Red and blue printing reads "Make your dollars end the war Your liberty your forefathers fought for is at stake If you can't fight your money can Buy a liberty bond and Uncle Sam will do the rest." Poster is in four sections, with print color alternating by section between blue and red.

Printer: Washington, Government Printing Office.

Labeled: 2-3443.

Top has image of Woodrow Wilson seated, pointing toward viewer. On the table in front of him is a book with a handwritten and signed message on it. The message is repeated below the image in printing and reads "Every one who buys a government bond gives to the Red Cross, helps make a gun or build a ship, or does any other work that adds to the for or to the resources of the country in the conduct of the present war is standing a firm friend, a helper behind men at the front, and should feel that every thought, every energy, every sacrifice put into the great business serves the great country we love and the great cause of human freedom for which we are willing to give our lives. Woodrow Wilson June 1918." Image is in the style of a pen and ink drawing.

Artist: F.M. Watson, Navy Yard Norfolk, VA

A woman in white with both hands outstretched stands in the foreground, with flaming buildings and smoke in the background. The image is in style of a charcoal-and-pencil drawing or pastels.

Artist: Maurice Ingres.

Printer: The Central Litho. Co. Cleveland. O.

A mother, with a baby and a toddler, is reaching up in a beseeching manner.

Artist: Henry Patrick Raleigh.

Labeled: 1-B.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Image of three men: a soldier, Uncle Sam, and a man in a business suit holding a sheet marked W.S.S. Uncle Sam is in the center and has his arms around the shoulders of the other two men. Seal and emblem in lower left corner reads, "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government."

Printer: Government Printing Office.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Poster consists of a black-and-white photograph of an airplane and black printing, all surrounded by a green and red border. Border includes holly and the top center of it says "1918." The remainder of the printing reads: "Lest We Forget-Our Boys. Convert your liberty savings bond coupons due December fifteenth into War Savings Stamps. We Sell them here-buy them from us. The war is not over until our boys come back." The caption of the photograph reads: "An American scout plane is shown in this remarkable photograph taking observations over the enemy lines. The picture was made from a companion plane."

Below the title is a comic/cartoon-style image of the United States surrounded by wall of stamps which read "Thrift Stamp 25 Cents good in payment toward U.S. War Savings Certificate." Outside this wall is a crowd of soldiers wearing German helmets and the Iron Cross. Beneath the image the text reads: "Defend your country! Back up our boys 'over there.' They are depending on us. Show your fighting spirit. Buy Thrift Stamps Now!"

Image of a perched eagle with spread wings. Beneath one wing are ships and beneath the other is a city skyline. Above the eagle's head, a hand holds a flaming torch with the words "The torch of liberty" written above it. Under the image, text reads: "Pledge yourself to save and buy war savings stamps that there may be more money, labor and materials to provide for those who fight for you." Seal and emblem in lower right corner reads: "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government." Image is in the style of a (woodblock?) print.

Printer: Government Printing Office

A young woman in armor, presumably Joan of Arc, looks up toward the sky and holds up a sword. Seal and emblem in lower left corner reads: "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government."

Artist: Haskell Coffin.

Labeled: S-2.

Creator: United States Treasury Department.

Poster consists of text and border only, no images. Full text reads: "For Christmas! War Savings certificate or stamp in every stocking. Please your friend. Serve your country. On Sale at Banks and Postoffices."

A leg and foot, with spikes on the bottom of the shoe, steps down on a hissing snake labeled "Prussian Autocracy." Image is in the style of a charcoal drawing. Seal and emblem below text in top left quadrant reads: "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government."

Artist: Frederic H Spigel

Printer: "© Fawcett and Mortland Inc 1917-Richmond, VA"

A soldier crouches with his back to a trench wall, with his gun resting on ground and leaning on his shoulder. His fist is on his chin, elbow on his knee, in a "thinking position." "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem in both lower corners.

Artist: Frederic H Spigel

Printer: "© Fawcett and Mortland Inc 1917-Richmond, VA".

Poster is text and borders only, with no image except "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps" emblem.

Printer: Government Printing Office, United States Treasury Department

Labeled: S-5

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

Poster is text and borders only, with no image except "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps" emblem. Full text reads "Save and invest in the safest simplest security buy W.S.S. War Savings Stamps Issued by the United States Government. Jan. 1, 1918 $4.12 will equal Jan. 1, 1923 $5.00"

Printer: Government printing office, United States Treasury Department

Labeled: S-6

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

A flying eagle with talons outstretched and beak open in front of red and blue curtains.

Printer: Parker-Brawner Co., Wash., D.C.

A girl and boy are facing a middle-aged man in soldier's uniform, each holding one of his hands. "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem are in top-left quadrant.

Printer: American Lithographic Co

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

Crosses on a hill are silhouetted against a cloudy, dark blue, evening sky. "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem are in bottom-right corner.

Artist: H. Druitt[?]

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corp N.Y.

Creator: Committee on Public Information, Division of Pictorial Publicity

A bald eagle is perched on the edge of a nest. Bi-planes are flying out of the nest and surround the eagle. "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem are below image.

Artist: Charles Livingston Bull

Printer: Ketterlinus, Phila.

Uncle Sam holding a W.S.S. in one hand and holding a girl on the other arm. The boy is standing, looking up at him. "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem are below image in lower-right quadrant.

Artist: James Montgomery Flagg

Printer: American Lithographic Co., N.Y.

Labeled: Form A-50

A variety of people--men and women, some dressed in ethnic styles of clothing--wait in line at a window whose sign reads "W.S.S. for sale here." Uncle Same is serving people at the window. Many people in line are looking at the little girl in the foreground waving a flag. The image is in the style of a charcoal and colored pencil or pastels drawing.

Printer: Strobridge Litho. Co., Cincinnati & New York

Labeled: S-11

Text reads "Notice of Enlistment! To all adults of North Carolina: In accordance with the Proclamations of the President of the United States and the Governor of North Carolina, you are expected, between June 23 and 28 nineteen hundred and eighteen to enroll as a regular purchaser of War-Savings Stamps, indicating the number of War-Savings Stamps that you and the members of your family whom you represent have already purchased and the number in addition that you and they will purchase during the year 1918. Canvassers, duly authorized by the Government, will call upon you. North Carolina's part of the War-Savings Fund is $48,666,380 and must be raised by purchase and pledge by Friday, June 28th, 1918. The President of the United States proclaims, "May there be none unenlisted on that day." This is the 10th day of June 1918." Signed by "F.U. F[ries?] War-Savings Director, State of North Carolina. Appointed and acting under the authority of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States." Poster includes text, border, and seal of N.C. only. There are no images.

Poster contains printed text and painted red border and designs; there are no images. In its entirety, text reads "War Savings Stamp Day June 28th 1918 You take no chances when you go the limit on War Saving Stamps. They are the best and safest invest=ment in the world. They pay 4% interest compound=ed quarterly. You can get back all you put in W.S.S. and time from your postmaster. Thousands of men are lend=ing their lives to the govt. What are you lending? Buy W.S.S. and Enlist."

Young child wearing only socks and shoes straddles an oversized arm holding a flaming torch, presumably from the Statue of Liberty. "Torch of Liberty W.S.S. War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government" seal and emblem are below image in the lower-right quadrant.

Artist: Herbert Andrew Paus

Printer: The United States Printing and Lithograph Co. New York

Creator: United States Treasury Department

Three men are in the image. One holds a gun and bayonet while the other two load and fire a machine gun on a stand/mount. The ammunition for machine gun stretches toward bottom of the poster, morphing into 5 dollar War Savings Stamps. Other machine guns are visible against a background of a red sky.

Artist: Casper Emerson, Jr.

Image looks like a metal plaque with a picture of a building labeled "U.S. Treasury Washington, D.C." under an eagle and above the text.

Labeled: no. 5

A circular portrait of Woodrow Wilson is above the text and flanked by red, white, and blue banners. Full text reads: "'The time has come for us to conquer of submit.' 'For us there is but one choice. We have made it.' President Wilson. Buy a Bond of the 2nd liberty loan and help win the war A liberty bond is a United States government bond."

Printer: American Lithographic Co., N.Y.

Labeled: No. 8

Image includes the streets in front and to one side of a building, with people and vehicles. The building appears to be the Supreme Court Building in Washigton, D.C. The full text reads, "Lend Your Money To Your Government. Buy a United States Government Bond. Second Liberty Loan of 1917. U.S. Treasury will pay you interest every six months." White House with flag flying over it.

Printer: American Lithographic Co., N.Y.

Labeled: No. 7

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

The Statue of Liberty, including pedestal and water surrounding Liberty Island, is in front of a sky with an American flag sunset.

Artist: Eugeníe DeLand

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corporation New York

Labeled: no. 2

Image is the Liberty Bell on a blue background, with red and white text.

Printer: Ketterlinus, Philada.

Labeled: No. 3

Image is a sailor and a soldier with the American Flag, holding a poster with the Statue of Liberty which says, "We depend on you." Full text reads: "Shall we be more tender with our dollars than with the lives of our sons? W. G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Buy a United States Government Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917."

Printer: Edwards & Deutsch Litho Co. Chicago

Labeled: No. 4

Image is Uncle Sam in the foreground, with the Statue of Liberty, the American flag, rows of soldiers, ships at sea, and planes flying in the background. Full text reads: "Shall we be more tender with our dollars than with the lives of our sons? W.G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Buy a United States Government Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917."

Artist: Dan Sayer

Printer: Illinois Litho. Co. Chicago

Labeled: No. 1 Groesbeck

The image is a boy and a girl, with the boy holding an American flag. The full text reads: "Our Daddy is fighting at the Front for You-Back him up- Buy a United States Gov't Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917."

Artist: Dewey

Printer: The T.F. Moore Co. New York

Labeled: No. 6

Image of a tank going over a hill.

Artist: F.M. Watson, Navy Yard Norfolk.

Image of a smiling blonde girl holding a government bond.

Printer: The United States Printing and Lithograph Co.

Labeled: 11-A

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section

Poster contains a photographic image of a soldier and the emblem of the YMCA. The full text reads: "On to Victory with Third Liberty Bonds Think Victory. Speak Victory. Work Victory. Pray Victory. Buy Victory. Third Victory Bonds."

Artist: Jean A. Picard

Creator: Army and Navy Y.M.C.A Southeastern Department

A man holds his hat against his chest. A woman and boy are behind him, as is the American flag, and a ship is in the background. The image is in the style of pastels or charcoal with watercolor.

Printer: Heywood Strasser and Voight Litho. Co. N.Y.

Labeled: 6-A

Images of the Liberty Bell and Revolutionary-era people in front of Independence Hall.

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corp. N.Y.

Labeled: 8-A

A soldier in uniform holds a gun and shakes hands with an older man.

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corp. N.Y.

Labeled: 9-A

A Marine is running with the American flag.

Artist: Sidney H. Riesenberg

Printer: Ketterlinus, Phila.

Labeled: 1-A

Image of an eagle with American flags and smoking artillery guns smoking is on the top of the poster. Emblem reading, "U.S. Treasury will pay interest every six months," is printed below.

Artist: Stern

Printer: Sackett and Wilhelms Corp. N.Y.

Labeled: 10-A

A Boy Scout hands a sword, hilt-first, to a female warrior dressed in the American Flag and carrying a shield. Sword has "Be prepared" written on the blade.

Artist: Joseph Christian Leyendecker

Creator: Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Public Debt

A kneeling, wounded soldier holds a gun with a bayonet. Behind him is barbed wire and a woman holding a child. There are explosions in the sky in the background.

Artist: F.M.Watson, Navy Yard Norfolk, Va.

An American Soldier with a sword pulls a German Soldier with a rifle/bayonet away from a mother and child. There are flames in the background.

Artist: Henry Raleigh

Printer: Edwards and Deutsch Litho. Co. Chicago

Labeled: 4-A

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Woman in white holds an American flag while troops march behind her.

Artist: Howard Chandler Christy;

Printer: Forbes Boston

Labeled: 3-A

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Soldiers are coming over top of a trench. The sky is red and an American flag is flying on the right side.

Artist: Herbert Paus

Printer: (Copy 1) 5-A Edwards and Deutsch Litho. Co. Chicago; (Copy 2) Niagara Litho. Co. Buffalo-New York;

Creator U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

Above the prayer section of the text is an oval black and white image of a child praying on her mother's lap with a picture of a soldier hanging on the wall in the background. The full text reads "My Soldier. Now I lay me down to sleep I Pray the lord my soul to keep. God bless my brother gone to war across the seas, in France, so far. Oh, may his fight for Liberty save millions more than little me from cruel fates or ruthless blast,- and bring him safely home at last. Buy United States Government Bonds. Third Liberty Loan." The background for the text is red, white and blue.

Creator: U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section.

A woman in white with the American flag and a laurel wreath is above men on a ship's deck who are aiming a large deck gun.

Artist: Howard Chandler Christy

Printer: Forbes Boston

Labeled: 10-B

Creator U.S. Food Administration, Educational Division, Advertising Section and Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Public Debt

Poster consists of an image of flag with red border and four vertical blue stripes. Below the text are 48 blank, numbered spaces.

Printer: Edwards and Deutsch Litho. Co. Chicago

Labeled: 12-BBB;

Silhouette of a German soldier dragging a girl, with flames and silhouetted buildings in the background.

Artist: Ellsworth Young

Printer: The United States Prtg and Lith Co. N.Y.

Labeled: 6-B

Image is the Statue of Liberty with the torch arm and head removed and sitting at base of statue. Buildings burn in the background. Smoke and planes are in the sky.

Artist: (copy 1) Ioseph Pennell; (copy 2) Joseph Pennel Del.

Printer: (copy 1) Ketterlinus Phila. Imp.; (copy 2 Alco-Gravure, Inc. N.Y.

Labeled: (copy 1) 2-B; (copy 2) 2-B-B

A woman in white (the personification of Liberty or America)--carrying a sword, shield, and American flag, and wearing a laurel wreath on her head--and a bald eagle are in front of silhouetted soldiers marching.

Artist: J. Scott Williams

Printer: The Donaldson Litho. Co. Newport. KY. USA.