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YMCA–Pershing/ United War Work Campaign

Alco Gravure, Inc.
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.389

Morale Hastens Victory

Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co., Brooklyn, New York
Date: about 1917–18
Accession Number: RES.37.781

YMCA—His Home Over There/ More than 2000 Such Homes for Our Boys

Albert Herter
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.381

Oh Boy! That's the Girl!—The Salvation Army Lassie/ Keep Her on the Job

G. M. Richards
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.384

To Everyone in This Plant: This plant is engaged upon government work/ Every person here owes the United States a duty to do his utmost to make material for our shipscarefully and speedily. Let this be your part. Our Country is Depending on You.

L. N. Britton
Date: 1917
Accession Number: RES.37.750

They Give Their Lives—Do You Lend Your Savings?—W.S.S./ War Savings Stamps issued by The United States Government

H. Devitt Welsh
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.915

Keep Him Free–Buy War Savings Stamps/ Issued by the United States Treasury Dept.

Charles Livingston Bull
Date: about 1917–18
Accession Number: RES.37.917

Answer the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call

Ray Greenleaf
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.1012

Don't Let Up—Keep On Saving Food

Francis Luis Mora
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.1047

Y.M.C.A.—For Your Boy—United War Work Campaign/ November 11-18, 1918

Arthur William Brown
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.1179

A Million Boys Behind a Million Fighters—Every American Boy Should Enroll in the Victory Boys/ Earn and Give to Help Keep Our Fighters Happy—United War Work Campaign, November 11 to 18

Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
Date: 1918
Accession Number: RES.37.1185

Why Germany Wants Peace

Unidentified artist, American, 20th century
Date: about 1914–18
Accession Number: RES.37.411
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