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  • Save Freedom of Worship (Oversize)
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 101 x 142 cm. Color. Poster issued by the Office of War Information to advertise the purchasing of war bonds featuring a Norman Rockwell illustration used in the Saturday Evening Post. Graphic shows a group of people praying in different...
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save Freedom of Speech (Oversize)
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 101 x 142 cm. Color. Poster issued by the Office of War Information to advertise the purchasing of war bonds featuring a Norman Rockwell illustration used in the Saturday Evening Post. Graphic shows a man standing up to speak at some kind of...
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save Food and Defeat Frightfulness
  • World War, 1914-1918; War Posters, American
  • 141 x 92 cm. Color. Reminder issued by the United States Food Administration to conserve supplies. Features a quote: America: the hope of all who suffer, the dread of all who wrong. Image shows wounded war victims pointing to the quote.
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save the Products of the Land
  • World War, 1914-1918; War Posters, American
  • 50 x 75.5 cm. Color. Poster showing images of fish swimming to reinforce the suggestion of eating more fish to help conserve meat for the soldiers.
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save Waste Fats For Explosives
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 50.5 x 70.5 cm. Color. Government issued poster encouraging citizens to donate waste fats to their local meat dealer in order to use them in the production of explosives. Graphic shows a skillet pouring grease into an explosion with bombs coming...
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save Freedom of Speech
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 50.5 x 71 cm. Color. Poster issued by the Office of War Information to advertise the purchasing of war bonds featuring a Norman Rockwell illustration used in the Saturday Evening Post. Graphic shows a man standing up to speak in front of a...
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Fuel Fights! Save Your Share
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 51 x 71 cm. Color. Government issued poster giving the American public seven different ways to conserve fuel during the winter and fight waste in order to help the war effort.
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • Save and Serve the Cause of Freedom
  • World War, 1914-1918; War Posters, American
  • 52.5 x 73 cm. Black and white with red accents. Poster offers a four-part list of foods to conserve, and gives conservation-friendly alternatives.
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  • Save Your Child
  • World War, 1914-1918; War Posters, American
  • 71 x 97 cm. Color. Image of small child holding the torch hand of the statue of liberty with the message that buying war savings stamps will save children from autocracy and poverty.
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  • Save Rubber, Check Your Tires Now
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 72 x 101 cm. Color. Government issued poster encouraging Americans to take better care of their tires in order to conserve rubber. Graphic shows soldiers flying over the road with the message, They've got more important places to go than you!...
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  • Save Freedom of Worship
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 72 x 101 cm. Color. Poster issued by the Office of War Information to advertise the purchasing of war bonds featuring a Norman Rockwell illustration used in the Saturday Evening Post. Graphic shows a group of people praying in different ways...
  • Propaganda Posters
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  • For Gunpowder, Save Waste Fats
  • World War, 1939-1945; War Posters, American
  • 75 x 11.5 cm. Color. Government issued poster encouraging citizens to donate waste fats to their local meat dealer in order to use them in gunpowder production. Graphic shows soldiers positioning an enormous gun toward the viewer.
  • Propaganda Posters

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