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Help My Daddy Win
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Kensell Willingham, son of a worker out for eight months on strike against O'Sullivan Rubber Company, holds a sign that reads "Help My Daddy Win". Caption taped on the back of the original reads: "The Winchester, Virginia Corporation is now trying to break his daddy's union by importing out-of-state strikebreakers. You can help Kensell's daddy win the strike by refusing to buy O'Sullivan heels and soles. Show how you feel. Don't buy from America's No. 1 Heel."
Fine, Nate
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Boys And Girls! You Can Help Your Uncle Sam Win The War
1918
Poster with an illustration featuring Uncle Sam holding a piece of paper labelled W.S.S. [War Savings Stamps]. A young woman is sitting on his arm, and a young man is standing and looking at him. P...
Boys And Girls! You Can Help Your Uncle Sam Win The War
1918
Poster depicts Uncles Sam holding a piece of paper labelled W.S.S. [War Savings Stamps]. A young woman is sitting on his lap, and a young man is looking at him. Poster text reads: "Boys and Girls! ...
Children on the Picket Line
May 1, 1948
Striking members of Packinghouse Workers Local 392 in Baltimore getting ready for Children's Day on the picket line. Frank McCarty, of the UPWA, is about to attach a sign that expressed the union's...
We'll Help You to Win the War, Dad
1918
Poster with an illustration of a man, in military uniform, kneeling down near a suitcase, and with his arm around a young boy, who is wearing a scout uniform and holding a book of stamps. Text read...
I Speak For The Union
Handmade sign that reads: "You can cut my salary, you can cut my benefits, you will not cut my throat, I Speak For The Union."
Buy Union Made Plumbing Products
Poster with an illustration of two women cleaning a bathroom, with a caption that reads: "You Can Rub and Scrub And Scrub and Rub — But You Can't Get Clean That Scab-made Tub." Text box at bottom r...
