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V (Victory Liberty Loan)

(American, 1900–1999)
1919
Object PlaceUnited States
Medium/TechniquePoster, color lithograph
DimensionsSheet: 75.5 x 50 cm (29 3/4 x 19 11/16 in.)
Credit LineSource unidentified
Accession number2018.361
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPrints
Provenance2018, accessioned by the MFA. (Accession date: July 24, 2018)
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Enlist the Women!—Save the Starving While We Fight—The Liberty Bread Shop, Boston
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
about 1917–18
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A Man May Be Down, But He's Never Out!
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
about 1919
WWI Posters Batch3
Eight Million Patriotic Red Cross Workers Have Made 291,004,000 Necessary Articles for War Purposes
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
about 1917–18
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Fight World Famine Enroll in the Boys' Working Reserve
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
about 1917–18
WWI Posters Batch3
Don't Talk—The Web is Spun For You With Invisible Threads—Spies Are Listening
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1918
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Honor Roll—The Following Patriotic Men and Women in This Organization Have Invested in the Victory Liberty Loan
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1919
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Subscriber—V/ Victory Liberty Loan—Awarded by the United States Treasury Department
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1919
WWI Posters Batch1
Give [Red Cross]
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
about 1917–18
WWI Posters Batch2
Buy Early—Victory Liberty Loan
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1919
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While someone gives his life, what are you giving?—Think a minute/ All of the Red Cross War Fund goes for war relief
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1917
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A little Starving Child brought back to life—because you went without some luxury—All of the Red Cross War Fund goes for war relief
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1917
WWI Posters Batch3
If you knew a day's pay would save a Life—would you give one day a month?—All of the Red Cross War Fund goes for war relief
Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
1917