Feed our Fighters Buy Liberty Bonds to Your Utmost

L. N. Britton (American, 1858–1934)

Lutz & Sheinkman (New York)

1918

Object PlaceUnited States

Medium/TechniquePoster, countertop display printed on heavy cardstock

Dimensions68 x 99 cm (26 3/4 x 39 in.)

Credit LineGift of John T. Spaulding

Accession numberRES.37.774

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ProvenanceJohn T. Spaulding (1870-1948) Boston; by whom given to MFA 12/9/1937

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