Beschreibung:

Lot consists of five posters dealing with the war at home. (A) Printed in 1943, this poster deals with conserving electricity, communications, water, and transportation. CONDITION: Usual mail folds, excellent condition. (B) Pictures a small boy in his navy uniform putting money in his piggy bank to buy war bonds. CONDITION: No folds, minor corner wear. (C) House wife with her seven key plan to hold prices down. CONDITION: Excellent condition, usual mailing folds, with clean white background. (D) Red Cross poster in a 1919 design, reprinted for WWII on a heavy poster board. CONDITION: No mail folds, but has some minor foxing to the edges. (E) Dates to WWI, a cardboard die-cut "Ring me again" third liberty loan that was meant to be put on a doorknob. CONDITION: Has been glued to poster board background. Slight fading, but excellent and very scarce. (A) measures 20"x28" (B) measures 21"x28" (C) measures 22"x30" (D) measures 18"x24" (E) measures 13 - 1/2"x10".