1918 Help Him Win By Saving And Serving Buy War Savings Stamps WWI
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Date: 1918
Artist: Unknown
Size (in): 30” x 20”
Size (cm): 76.2 x 50.8
Condition: B
Linen backed: No
This vintage original poster was issued in 1918 to help promote the sale of War Savings Stamps. War Savings Stamps could be purchased for small amounts of spare change, saved up and then exchanged for war bonds giving more Americans a way to financially support the war effort. For this poster the artist renders an image of General of the Armies John J. “Black Jack” Pershing greeting a young boy and girl with a caption that reads:
Help him win by Saving and Servicing – Buy War Savings Stamps
The lower margin is printed with the date 1918 and indicates the maker as the American Lithographic Co.
This vintage original WWI poster is folded as issued and shows moderate handling wear, slight toning from age and a bit of light scattered foxing in places. A piece of cello tape was removed from the back of the poster and replaced with a piece of acid free archival tissue. The back of the poster has some contact surface loss of paper not visible on the front side. The colors are strong and overall condition is very good.
Artist: Unknown
Size (in): 30” x 20”
Size (cm): 76.2 x 50.8
Condition: B
Linen backed: No
This vintage original poster was issued in 1918 to help promote the sale of War Savings Stamps. War Savings Stamps could be purchased for small amounts of spare change, saved up and then exchanged for war bonds giving more Americans a way to financially support the war effort. For this poster the artist renders an image of General of the Armies John J. “Black Jack” Pershing greeting a young boy and girl with a caption that reads:
Help him win by Saving and Servicing – Buy War Savings Stamps
The lower margin is printed with the date 1918 and indicates the maker as the American Lithographic Co.
This vintage original WWI poster is folded as issued and shows moderate handling wear, slight toning from age and a bit of light scattered foxing in places. A piece of cello tape was removed from the back of the poster and replaced with a piece of acid free archival tissue. The back of the poster has some contact surface loss of paper not visible on the front side. The colors are strong and overall condition is very good.
