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His Home Over There— More Than 2000 Such Homes For Our Boys

This World War I-era poster was created by the United States Committee on Public Information to promote the United War Work Campaign. It depicts a scene of six soldiers approaching a YMCA facility on a snowy night, where two figures hold the doors open, casting a warm glow against the wintry backdrop. The text at the top reads "HIS HOME OVER THERE," flanked by the emblems for both the YMCA and the YWCA. At the bottom, the poster states: "More than 2000 Such Homes for Our Boys; United War Work Campaign; November 11th-18th."

Price: $395.00

(First World War) Save Food and Defeat Frightfulness | "America the hope of all who suffer —the dread of all who wrong." Whittier

Save Food and Defeat Frightfulness, a color lithograph produced by the Strobridge Litho Co. of Cincinnati and New York in 1917, is a poignant representation of American homefront propaganda during World War I. Through the distinct imagery of a Red Cross nurse, wounded soldier, and civilians standing in juxtaposition to the Iron Cross, the poster vividly embodies the theme of human suffering and the moral urgency to alleviate it, as underscored by the evocative quote from John Greenleaf Whittier.

Price: $1,800.00

Every Girl Pulling for Victory

This poster, created by Edward Penfield, is part of the United War Work Campaign’s “Victory Girls” initiative, a fundraising drive to support American soldiers overseas during World War I. The campaign aimed to raise $170,500,000 by uniting seven major volunteer organizations, including the YMCA, the American Library Association, and the Salvation Army.

Price: $750.00

(First World War - Fireworks) Celebrate the Greatest Victory in History with Fireworks

"Celebrate the Greatest Victory in History with Fireworks" is a vibrant red, white, and blue illustrated mailer poster that dates to around 1918 to 1923. The advertisement was created by Martin's Fireworks Co., based in Fort Dodge, Iowa. This poster, showcasing an array of fireworks and related products, is an enthusiastic call to celebrate the end of World War I.

Price: $650.00

(Dallas, Texas -- World War I Aviation) [Photograph Album of U.S. Army Air Service Aviation Repair Depot in Love Field, Dallas Texas, including airplanes]

A Wonderful Photographic Record of Early Military Aviation during World War I.

Price: $2,900.00

L'Emprunt de la Liberation

Promoting French Bonds During World War I

Price: $475.00