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[WWI Russian Propagandist Broadside: 'The Air War. - The Feats of Pegu'] Voina v vozdukhe. – Podvig Pegu.

A Rare Russian World War I Propagandist 'Lubok' broadside, celebrating the feats of French fighter ace Adolphe Célestin Pégoud, printed in Moscow by Ivan Stylin.

Price: $975.00

[WWI -- Poster] The Greatest Mother in the World

One of the most famous posters issued by the American Red Cross during the First World War, this evocative image shows a Madonna-like nurse cradling a wounded soldier in a pieta position. With the symbol of the organization in the background and an evocative title, this poster calls out to women to contribute to the war effort by becoming nurses.

Price: $295.00

(Cold War - Soviet Aircraft Identification) IL-12

Prepared by the Ministry of Supply in 1951, this poster provides images and data of the Soviet-made Ilyushin IL-12 twin-engine aircraft. The dominant rendering shows "Аэрофлот" or Aeroflot on the front fuselage and "СССР-Л1701," on the back fuselage, its registration number, matching an Il-12 seen at the Poznan fair in 1948. The Il-12 was widely exported and used as passenger aircraft and military transport. In its most common use as a mid- and short-haul passenger aircraft, it even served a few European destinations outside the Iron Curtain, such as Vienna, Stockholm, and Paris. 

Price: $245.00

(First World War - Book for Troops) "Hey Fellows!" Your Money Brings the Book We Need When We Want It

This 1918 poster, part of the United War Work Campaign, was produced by the American Library Association to emphasize the critical role of books for troop morale during World War I. Illustrated by John E. Sheridan, it combines bold text and striking imagery to deliver its message.

Price: $1,800.00

[ First World War) ] The World Cannot Live Half Slave, Half Free -- The Prussian Blot -- 100,000,000 People Already Enslaved By Germany

This is a great American propaganda poster encouraging US involvement in World War I. The work attempts to reshape the way that Americans viewed the war by rephrasing the conflict as a result of German imperial ambitions. The map is particularly interesting as both Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman empire are portrayed as under Prussian subjugation, which is not the only time the work departs from the truth.

Price: $750.00

"Good Bye, Dad, I'm Off To Fight For Old Glory,k You Buy U.S. GOV'T BONDS" / Third Liberty Loan

This Third Liberty Loan poster, created by Sackett & Wilhelms Corporation, exemplifies the fervent call to patriotism during World War I.

Price: $275.00