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Wählt unsern Besten
1932
German re-election poster with a portrait of Paul von Hindenburg. Text reads: "Wählt unsern Besten." Von Hindenburg was a German field-marshal and statesman who commanded the German military durin...
V INVEST
circa 1910-1919
Poster featuring a large blue "V" and the word "INVEST" in white, both on a red background with a white and blue border. Poster text reads: "V INVEST."
"V"
1918
Poster featuring a blue "V," outlined in white, on a red background, with a blue and white border.
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."
Share in the Victory
1918
Poster depicts a winged "victory," with laurel crown, palm branch, and sword. Poster text reads: "Share in the Victory. Save for Your Country. Save for Yourself. Buy War Savings Stamps."
Nothing Doing — without Victory Bonds
1916
Poster with an illustration of factory buildings and manufacturing equipment. Text reads: "Nothing doing — without Victory Bonds."
