Inventory of the War Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster Collection, 1942-1945
[top]Descriptive Summary
TitleWar Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster
Collection,
1942-1945
Creator
War Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster
Collection. John W. Hartman Center for Sales,
Advertising & Marketing History.
Extent
3.0 Linear Feet
240 Items
Repository
240 Items
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke
University
Language
English.
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Administrative Information
Access RestrictionsCollection is open for research.
However, patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal
Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke
University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay
in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare
Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred
to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the
Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special
Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], War Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster
Collection, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke
University.
Provenance
The War Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster Collection was received
by the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library as a transfer in
1996.
Processing Information
Processed by Don Sechler, Richard Collier
Accessions 1998-0101 and 2000-0329 were merged into one collection,
described in this finding aid.
Completed February 3, 2004
Encoded by Richard Collier
Processing of this collection was supported in part by gifts from
the John and Kelly Hartman Foundation.
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Historical Note
Advertising campaigns that supported the war effort were designed by the War Advertising Council and approved by appropriate U. S. government agencies during World War II. Actual advertisements were in turn sponsored by various businesses which would often add the company name to the ads. Although it appears that the Outdoor Advertising Association of America played some role in the sale or distribution of billboard advertisements, that role within the context of this collection is unclear.
[top]Collection Overview
The War Effort Mobilization Campaigns Poster
Collection spans the years 1942-1945 and contains miniature
reproductions of billboards designed by the War Advertising Council that
advertise various government campaigns during
World War II. A broad range of campaigns are
represented in this collection, including war bonds, civilian employment,
women’s Naval Reserve (WAVES) service, food rationing, civil defense, and fire
prevention. Campaigns were approved by various government agencies. The
Treasury Department is the most heavily
represented agency in this collection, but other agencies such as the
Office of Civilian Defense, the
War Food Administration, the
War Manpower (or Man Power) Commission, the
National Housing Administration, and the
Office of War Information are also included. Most
of the posters are in full color and feature images depicting scenes involving
military activity, civilian and family life, women’s war contributions, and
patriotic symbolism. Many of the posters come with attached promotional
literature or form part of
"sales kits"
designed to encourage businesses to purchase and sponsor a billboard to promote
war effort campaigns in their community.
Included in the collection are examples of outdoor advertising for the
Second through the Seventh War Loan drives. Examples of advertising for the
First Bond drive (which was primarily promoted through newspapers and radio
advertising) and the Eighth War Loan campaign may be found in the Ad*Access
collection on the Web.
The War Effort Mobilization Campaigns collection consists of two
series. The H.E. Fisk War Poster Collection Series
contains war effort posters collected in a scrapbook by H.E. Fisk, an executive
of the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA). The
War Effort Sample Posters Series contains a wide
range of war effort posters. There is some overlap between the two series.
Related materials may also be found in the R.C. Maxwell Company
Records, the Outdoor Advertising Association of America Archives, the J. Walter
Thompson Co. Archives: World War II Advertising Collection, and the Advertising
Council Records. For additional information on advertising campaigns during
World War II, please see
http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/adaccess/wwad-history.html
for an article titled "Brief History of World War II Advertising Campaigns."
This article, part of the
Ad*Access on-line image database, highlights six
major advertising initiatives including the conservation, V-mail, and war bond
campaigns.
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Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a
search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will
bring up other related research materials.
Subjects
- Billboards--united States--History.
- Civil defense--United States.
- Posters, American.
- Rationing--United States--History--20th century.
- War Advertising Council.
- Savings bonds--United States--History.
- Advertising, Outdoor--United States--History.
- United States. Dept. of the Treasury.
- United States. Office of Civilian Defense.
- World War, 1939-1945--United States.
- World War, 1939-1945--Finance--United States.
- World War, 1939-1945--United States--Posters.
- World War, 1939-1945--United States--Propaganda.
- World War, 1939-1945--Women--United States.
- World War, 1939-1945--War work--United States.
- World War, 1939-1945--Food supply--United States.
- United States. Naval Reserve. Women's Reserve.
- United States. Office of War Information.
- United States. War Food Administration.
- United States. War Manpower Commission.
- John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History.
- Fisk, H.E.
- Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA).
- War Advertising Council.
 | List of Series in Collection | |||||||
 |  | H.E. Fisk War Poster Collection Series, 1942-1945 | ||||||
 | | War Effort Sample Posters Series, 1942-1945 | ||||||
Detailed Description of Collection
H.E. Fisk War Poster Collection Series, 1942-1945
(3 boxes)
H. E. Fisk was the Executive Vice President of
the
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
(OAAA) during World War II, and maintained a scrapbook collection of
sample billboards that were used to sell war advertising to businesses.
Arranged alphabetically by the government agency or other client
represented in the advertisements, and thereunder by the design number that was
printed on the verso of most posters. Unnumbered posters are listed at the end
of each group, and are noted as being unnumbered. If there is more than one
unnumbered design poster at the end of a group, they are arranged
chronologically.
Box 1
Christmas Designs
Design No. 319, Service Flag,
1943
[
"Brighten His Christmas - Send Your
Gifts Early"
]
Design No. 320, Three Servicemen,
1943
[
"Give 'Em a Lift...Send a
Gift!"
]
Design No. 321, Little Girl Praying,
1943
[
"...and Please...May There Always
Be a Christmas"
]
Design No. 322, Christmas Holly,
1943
[
"Christmas...The Promise of
Permanent Peace"
]
Civilian Defense - Auxiliary Organizations
Design No. 315, United States Civilian Defense Corps,
1943
[
"We Salute the United States
Civilian Defense Corps"
]
Design No. 316, Air Raid Warden,
1943
[
"We Salute the Air Raid
Wardens"
]
Design No. 317, Auxiliary Policeman,
1943
[
"It's an Honor and Distinction to
Be Active in Civilian Defense"
]
Design No. 318, Auxiliary Fireman and Fire Watchers,
1943
[
"Reliable Men of Ability and
Stamina..."
]
Miscellaneous Designs
American Red Cross Design No. 1 - Blood
Donor,
1944
[
"Wounded Soldier - Your Blood Can
Save Him!"
]
U.S. Women's Army Corps (WAC), Design No. 2,
1944
[
"I'd Rather Be With Them - Than
Waiting"
]
Design No. 314, Church,
1943
[
"Where the Church Has Been
Forgotten...Civilization Has Been Lost!"
]
Unnumbered Design, Flag,
1942
[
"Buy U.S. War Savings Bonds and
Stamps Now"
]
Unnumbered Design, Woman Shopper,
circa 1944
[
"Keep Down Your Cost of Living -
Carry the Official Food Price List..."
]
Unnumbered Design, Stars,
circa 1945
[
"Work for Victory - Save for
Tomorrow - Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps"
]
Box 2
National Housing Administration
Design No. 1, Welcome Mat,
1943
[
"Share Your Home with a War
Worker's Family"
]
Design No. 2, House,
1943
[
"Make a Home for a War Worker's
Family"
]
Design No. 3, Fatherless Family,
1944
[
"Daddy's a War Worker...Share Your
Home with Us"
]
Office of Civilian Defense
Design No. 1, Volunteer Fireman,
1942
[
"Let 'Em Come...'V' Homes are
Ready!"
]
Design No. 2, Policeman,
1943
[
"'Tis a Fine, Patriotic Thing to
Do' - Share Your Car - a 'V' Home Does"
]
Design No. 3, Distraught Woman,
1943
[
"...Missing in Action...Somebody
Talked - 'V' Homes are Careful"
]
Design No. 5, Home Canning,
1943
[
"Add to Your Ration - By Home
Canning!"
]
Design No. 6, Life Raft,
1943
[
"What Did You Do Today for
Freedom?"
]
Design No. 7, Tank,
1943
[
"We Can't Do It All"
]
Design No. 8, Nurse,
1943
[
"Your Job is Important
Too"
]
Design No. 9, Marine,
1943
[
"The More You Help, the Quicker
I'll Be Back"
]
Office of War Information
Design No. 1, Soldier with Gun,
1944
[
"Get into the Fight! Help Harvest
War Crops"
]
Design No. 2, Newspaper Headline,
1944
[
"Crop Emergency Here!"
]
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Design No. 1, Forest Fire Poster,
1943
[
"Timber is Vital to War
Effort!"
]
Design No. 2, Forest Fire,
1944
[
"Watch Your Cigarette"
]
Design No. 3, Forest Fire,
1944
[
"What Fire Destroys is Never
Recovered"
]
Design No. 4, Four Bears,
1945
[
"Prevent Forest Fires"
]
U.S. Navy - WAVES
Design No. 2, WAVE and Sailors,
1944
[
"They Need You...Help Them Win -
Enlist in the WAVES"
]
Design No. 3, Proud Family,
1944
[
"It's a Grand Glorious Feeling!
Enlist in the WAVES"
]
Design No. 4, Parachute Rigger,
1944
[
"Have You Got What It
Takes..."
]
Unnumbered Design, Mother and Daughter,
1944
[
"He'll Be Home Sooner...Now, You've
Joined the WAVES"
]
U.S. Treasury Department
Design No. 9, Torpedo - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"10 Per Cent in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 10, Tank - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"10 Per Cent in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 11, Cannon - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"At Least 10 Per Cent in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 13, Airplane - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Invest At Least 10 Per Cent in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 14, Merchant Marines - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1942
[
"Invest At Least 10 Per
Cent"
]
Design No. 15, Navy Anti-Aircraft Gunner - War Bond
Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Save At Least 10% in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 16, Army Anti-Aircraft Gunner - War Bond
Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Save At Least 10% in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 17, Flag - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"To employees at... Congratulations
on your pledge of 10% for War Bonds"
]
Design No. 18, P.T. Boat - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Save Every Pay Day At Least 10% in
War Bonds"
]
Design No. 19, Marine Paratrooper - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1942
[
"Save Every PD At Least 10% in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 20, Top that 10% - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Buy War bonds - top that 10% by
New Year's"
]
Design No. 21, Lincoln Memorial - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1943
[
"The Government of the people, by
the people and for the people, shall not perish from Earth - Invest at least
10% in War Bonds"
]
Design No. 22, Do Your Best (Uncle Sam) - War Bond
Quota Campaign,
1943
[
"You've Done Your Bit...Now Do Your
Best"
]
Design No. 23, 2nd War Loan - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1943
[
"An Investment for Every
Purse"
]
Design No. 24, Happy Family,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Box 3
Folder 10
Design No. 25, Blue Prints,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Design No. 26, Graduation,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Design No. 26, Invasion,
1943
[
"War Bonds in Action - Victory!
Demands Continued Action"
]
Design No. 27, Soldiers,
1943
[
"Back the Attack"
]
Design No. 28, Planes in Action,
1943
[
"War Bonds in Action"
]
Design No. 29, Wedding,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and for Tomorrow's Brighter World"
]
Design No. 30, Pointing Finger,
1943
[
"Figure it Out Yourself - Boost
Your Bond Buying Thru Payroll Savings"
]
Design No. 31, Tanks in Action,
1943
[
"War Bonds in Action!"
]
Design No. 33, Periscope View,
1943
[
"Let's All Back the
Attack!"
]
Design No. 34,
"Let 'Em Have
It!,"
1944
[
"Let's All Back the Attack! - 4th
War Loan"
]
Design No. 35, Crowd with Signs,
1944
[
"Let's All Back the Attack! - 4th
War Loan"
]
Design No. 36, Periscope,
1944
[
"Your War Bonds in
Action"
]
Design No. 37, Aircraft Carrier,
1944
[
"War Bonds in Action"
]
Design No. 38, Soldier and Flag,
1944
[
"Buy War Bonds - To Have and to
Hold!"
]
Design No. 39, Eagle, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before - 5th War Loan"
]
Design No. 39, Eagle,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before - 5th War Loan"
]
Design No. 40, Broom (Nazi Helmet and Flag),
1944
[
"Extra War Bonds - 5th War
Loan"
]
Design No. 41, Eagle, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before"
]
Design No. 41, Eagle,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before"
]
Design No. 42, Advancing Soldiers,
1944
[
"Buy Extra Bonds for
LIBERATION"
]
Design No. 47,
1944
[
"Hasten the Day! - Buy War
Bonds"
]
Folder 11
Design No. 48, Pacific Fleet, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"There's No 7th Inning Stretch in
Wartime"
]
Design No. 49, Shield,
1944
[
"My Thinking - My Money - My Time -
6th War Loan"
]
Design No. 50, Pilot,
1944
[
"At Least One Extra for the Sixth!
- 6th War Loan"
]
Design No. 51, Liberty Bell and Christmas Decorations,
1944
[
"For Liberty and Peace on
Earth"
]
Design No. 52, Fighting Bonds,
1944
[
"The War Bonds You Hold are
Fighting Bonds!"
]
Design No. 53, Roll of Honor,
1944
[
"Your Country is Still at War - Are
You?"
]
Design No. 54, Happy Investor, Black and White Sales
Kit,
1945
[
"A Few More War Bonds Drives and
I'll Be Set for Years"
]
Design No. 54, Happy Investor, Color Poster,
1945
[
"A Few More War Bonds Drives and
I'll Be Set for Years"
]
Folder 12
Design Nos. 55, 56,
1945 [on one poster sheet]
[No. 55, Workers,
"Plan Now for the
Bigger 7th War Loan"
; no. 56, Soldiers,
"The
Bond Between Us - 7th War Loan"
]
Design No. 57, Workers,
1945
[
"Stay On the Job - Buy War Bonds -
7th War Loan"
]
Design No. 58, Iwo Jima, Sales Kit,
1945
[
"Keep It Up! ...Buy More War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 59, War Bond,
1945
[
"...For Your Security and
Mine...Buy and Hold War Bonds"
]
Design No. 60, Soldier on Stretcher,
1945
[
"Help Him Get Well - Buy
Bonds"
]
Design No. 61, Happy Investor,
1945
[
"I Buy 'Em Now...and Will Keep On
Buying Thru Payroll Savings"
]
Design No. 62, Victory Loan, Sales Kit,
1945
[
"They've Finished Their Job - Let's
Finish Ours"
]
Design No. 63, Three Wise Men, Sales Kit,
1945
[
"For Peace and Security - Buy
Bonds"
]
Design Nos. 62, 63,
1945 [on one poster sheet]
[No. 62, Victory Loan; no. 63 Three Wise Men]
Folder 13
Design Nos. 43, 44, 45, Sales Kit,
1944
[No. 43 Working Man, no. 44, Crowd with Banners; no. 45,
"We Can't Do It All"
]
Design Nos. 49, 50, 51, Sales Kit - 6th War Loan -
Vital to Victory,
1944
[No. 49, Shield; no. 50, Pilot; no. 51, Liberty Bell and
Christmas Decorations]
Design Nos. 54, 62, Sales Kit, Buy and Hold War Bonds,
1945
[No. 54, Happy Investor; no. 62, Victory Loan]
Design Nos. 55, 56, 57, Sales Kit, 7th War Loan - Get
Set America!,
1945
[No. 55, Plan Now; no. 56, Bond Between Us; no. 57 Stay on the
Job]
Design Nos. 55, 56, 57, Sales Kit, Hit 'Em Again -
Harder than Ever,
1945
[No. 55, Plan Now; no. 56, Bond Between Us; no. 57 Stay on the
Job]
Unnumbered Design, Treasury Dept. Promotional
Materials,
circa 1943
[
"Back the Attack - 3rd War
Loan"
]
War Food Administration
Design No. 1, Woman,
1943
[
"Produce, Conserve, Share, Play
Square with Food!"
]
Design No. 2, Food Basket,
1943
[
"Food Fights for Freedom - To
Hasten War's End!"
]
Design No. 3, Hungry Child and Soldier,
1944
[
"Food Wins Victories - Play Square
with It"
]
Design No. 4, Smiling Grocer,
1944
[
"Help Him When You Shop"
]
Design No. 5, Victory Garden,
1944
[
"Victory Gardens - More for Them -
More for You"
]
Design No. 6, Home Front Pledge,
1944
[
"Pay No More than Ceiling Prices -
Pay Your Points in Full"
]
Design No. 7, Children Playing Grownups,
1944
[
"Stretch Your Ration
Points"
]
War Manpower Commission
Design No. 1, Soldier,
1943
[
"Get a War Job to Help Him
Fight"
]
Design No. 2, Uncle Sam,
1943
[
"Man Those Idle
Machines"
]
Design No. 3, Uncle Sam
(James Montgomery Flagg, artist)
1943
[
"Are You in a War Job?...If not,
see U.S. Employment Service"
]
Design No. 4, Women at Work,
1943
[
"The More Women at Work the Sooner
We Win"
]
Design No. 7, Metal Miner,
1944
[
"Fighting Men Need Fighting Metal!
...Thousands More Miners Needed!"
]
Design No. 9, Three Hands,
1944
[
"Let's Work - Not Wait for
Victory"
]
Design No. 11, Grandma,
1944
[
"Women are Needed NOW for War Work
and Essential Civilian Jobs"
]
Design No. 12, Whistle,
1944
[
"America at War Needs You at
Work!"
]
Design No. 19, Girl War Worker,
1944
[
"Let's All Work - Not Wait for
Victory"
]
Unnumbered Design, Uncle Sam,
circa 1944
[
"Your Job Should Be a War
Job"
]
War Effort Sample Posters Series, 1942-1945
(2 boxes)
Arranged alphabetically by the government agency or other client
represented in the advertisements, and thereunder by design number which was
printed on the verso of most posters. Unnumbered posters are listed at the end
of each group, and are noted as being unnumbered. If there is more than one
unnumbered design poster at the end of a group, they are arranged
chronologically.
Box 4
Christmas Designs
Design No. 321, Little Girl Praying,
1943
[
"...and Please...May There Always
Be a Christmas"
]
Unnumbered Design, Sales Kit,
1943
Civilian Defense - Auxiliary Organizations
Design No. 315, United States Civilian Defense Corps,
1943
[
"We Salute the United States
Civilian Defense Corps"
]
Design No. 316, Air Raid Warden,
1943
[
"We Salute the Air Raid
Wardens"
]
Design No. 317, Auxiliary Policeman,
1943
[
"It's an Honor and Distinction to
Be Active in Civilian Defense"
]
Design No. 318, Auxiliary Fireman and Fire Watchers,
1943
[
"Reliable Men of Ability and
Stamina..."
]
Miscellaneous Designs
American Red Cross Design No. 1 - Blood
Donor,
1944
[
"Wounded Soldier - Your Blood Can
Save Him!"
]
American Red Cross, Unnumbered Design,
circa 1944
[
"Give From Your Heart"
]
U.S. Women's Army Corps (WAC), Design No.
2,
1944
[
"I'd Rather Be With Them - Than
Waiting"
]
Design No. 299, Orchid,
1943
Design No. 314, Church,
1943
[
"Where the Church Has Been
Forgotten...Civilization Has Been Lost!"
]
Unnumbered Design,
National Association of Manufacturers
(NAM),
circa 1943
National Housing Administration
Design No. 1, Welcome Mat,
1943
[
"Share Your Home with a War
Worker's Family"
]
Design No. 2, House,
1943
[
"Make a Home for a War Worker's
Family"
]
Design No. 3, Fatherless Family,
1944
[
"Daddy's a War Worker...Share Your
Home with Us"
]
Office of Civilian Defense
Design No. 2, Policeman,
1943
[
"'Tis a Fine, Patriotic Thing to
Do' - Share Your Car - a 'V' Home Does"
]
Design No. 3, Distraught Woman,
1943
[
"...Missing in Action...Somebody
Talked - 'V' Homes are Careful"
]
Design No. 4, Victory Gardens, Black and White Poster,
1943
[
"Victory Gardens...More for
them...more for you"
]
Design No. 5, Home Canning,
1943
[
"Add to Your Ration - By Home
Canning!"
]
Design No. 6, Life Raft,
1943
[
"What Did You Do Today for
Freedom?"
]
Design No. 8, Nurse,
1943
[
"Your Job is Important
Too"
]
Office of War Information
Design No. 1, Soldier with Gun,
1944
[
"Get into the Fight! Help Harvest
War Crops"
]
Design No. 2, Newspaper Headline,
1944
[
"Crop Emergency Here!"
]
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Design No. 1, Forest Fire Poster,
1943
[
"Timber is Vital to War
Effort!"
]
Design No. 2, Forest Fire,
1944
[
"Watch Your Cigarette"
]
Design No. 3, Forest Fire,
1944
[
"What Fire Destroys is Never
Recovered"
]
U.S. Navy - WAVES
Design No. 2, WAVE and Sailors,
1944
[
"They Need You...Help Them Win -
Enlist in the WAVES"
]
Design No. 3, Proud Family,
1944
[
"It's a Grand Glorious Feeling!
Enlist in the WAVES"
]
Unnumbered Design, Mother and Daughter,
1944
[
"He'll Be Home Sooner...Now, You've
Joined the WAVES"
]
Box 5
U.S. Treasury Department
War Bonds (Folder 1 of 2)
Design No. 11, Cannon - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"At Least 10 Per Cent in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 16, Army Anti-Aircraft Gunner - War Bond
Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"Save At Least 10% in War
Bonds"
]
Design No. 17, Flag - War Bond Quota Campaign,
1942
[
"To employees at...
Congratulations on your pledge of 10% for War Bonds"
]
Design No. 20A, Top that 10% - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1942
[
"Buy War Bonds - Top That 10%
Everybody Every Payday"
]
Design No. 21, Lincoln Memorial - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1943
[
"The Government of the people, by
the people and for the people, shall not perish from Earth - Invest at least
10% in War Bonds"
]
Design No. 22, Do Your Best (Uncle Sam) - War Bond
Quota Campaign,
1943
[
"You've Done Your Bit...Now Do
Your Best"
]
Design No. 24, Happy Family,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Design No. 25, Blue Prints,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Design No. 26, Graduation,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and Buying Power Tomorrow!"
]
Design No. 29, Wedding,
1943
[
"Buy War Bonds for Fighting Power
Today...and for Tomorrow's Brighter World"
]
Design No. 30, Pointing Finger,
1943
[
"Figure it Out Yourself - Boost
Your Bond Buying Thru Payroll Savings"
]
Design No. 31, Tanks in Action,
1943
[
"War Bonds in Action!"
]
Design No. 36, Periscope,
1944
[
"Your War Bonds in
Action"
]
Design No. 37, Aircraft Carrier,
1944
[
"War Bonds in Action"
]
Folder 25
War Bonds (Folder 2 of 2)
Design No. 38, Soldier and Flag,
1944
[
"Buy War Bonds - To Have and to
Hold!"
]
Design No. 41, Eagle,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before"
]
Design No. 42, Advancing Soldiers,
1944
[
"Buy Extra Bonds for
LIBERATION"
]
Design No. 48, Pacific Fleet, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"There's No 7th Inning Stretch in
Wartime"
]
Design No. 51, Liberty Bell and Christmas
Decorations,
1944
[
"For Liberty and Peace on
Earth"
]
Design No. 52, Fighting Bonds,
1944
[
"The War Bonds You Hold are
Fighting Bonds!"
]
Design No. 53, Roll of Honor,
1944
[
"Your Country is Still at War -
Are You?"
]
Design No. 54, Happy Investor, Black and White Sales
Kit,
1945
[
"A Few More War Bonds Drives and
I'll Be Set for Years"
]
Design No. 54, Happy Investor, Black and White
Poster,
1945
[
"A Few More War Bonds Drives and
I'll Be Set for Years"
]
Design No. 58, Iwo Jima, Sales Kit,
1945
[
"Keep It Up! ...Buy More War
Bonds"
]
Unnumbered Design, Treasury Dept. Promotional
Materials,
1942
[
"We Can, We Will, We Must
(Franklin D. Roosevelt) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds and Stamps"
]
Folder 26
2nd War Loan
Design No. 23, 2nd War Loan - War Bond Quota
Campaign,
1943
[
"An Investment for Every
Purse"
]
Folder 27
3rd War Loan
Design No. 27, Soldiers,
1943
[
"Back the Attack"
]
Folder 28
4th War Loan
Design No. 33, Periscope View,
1943
[
"Let's All Back the
Attack!"
]
Design No. 34,
"Let 'Em
Have It!,"
1944
[
"Let's All Back the Attack! - 4th
War Loan"
]
Design No. 35, Crowd with Signs,
1944
[
"Let's All Back the Attack! - 4th
War Loan"
]
Folder 29
5th War Loan
Design No. 39, Eagle,
1944
[
"Back the Attack! - Buy More than
Before - 5th War Loan"
]
Design No. 40, Broom (Nazi Helmet and Flag),
1944
[
"Extra War Bonds - 5th War
Loan"
]
Folder 30
6th War Loan
Design No. 49, Shield,
1944
[
"My Thinking - My Money - My Time
- 6th War Loan"
]
Design No. 50, Pilot,
1944
[
"At Least One Extra for the
Sixth! - 6th War Loan"
]
War Food Administration
Design No. 1, Woman,
1943
[
"Produce, Conserve, Share, Play
Square with Food!"
]
Design No. 2, Food Basket,
1943
[
"Food Fights for Freedom - To
Hasten War's End!"
]
Design No. 3, Hungry Child and Soldier,
1944
[
"Food Wins Victories - Play Square
with It"
]
Design No. 4, Smiling Grocer,
1944
[
"Help Him When You Shop"
]
Design No. 5, Victory Garden,
1944
[
"Victory Gardens - More for Them -
More for You"
]
Design No. 6, Home Front Pledge,
1944
[
"Pay No More than Ceiling Prices -
Pay Your Points in Full"
]
Design No. 7, Children Playing Grownups,
1944
[
"Stretch Your Ration
Points"
]
Unnumbered Design, Woman Shopper,
circa 1943
[
"Keep Down Your Cost of Living:
Carry the Official Food Price List...Never Pay More Than the Legal
Price"
]
War Manpower Commission
Design No. 1, Soldier,
1943
[
"Get a War Job to Help Him
Fight"
]
Design No. 2, Uncle Sam,
1943
[
"Man Those Idle
Machines"
]
Design No. 3, Uncle Sam
(James Montgomery Flagg, artist)
1943
[
"Are You in a War Job? ...If not,
see U.S. Employment Service"
]
Design No. 4, Women at Work,
1943
[
"The More Women at Work the Sooner
We Win"
]
Design No. 5, Uncle Sam - War Job, Sales Kit,
1943
[
"Your Job Should Be a War
Job"
]
Design No. 7, Metal Miner,
1944
[
"Fighting Men Need Fighting Metal!
...Thousands More Miners Needed!"
]
Design No. 7, Coal Miner,
1944
[
"Coal is Fighting Power!
...Thousands More Miners Needed!"
]
Design No. 9, Three Hands,
1944
[
"Let's Work - Not Wait for
Victory"
]
Design No. 10, Girl War Worker,
1944
[
"Let's All Work - Not Wait for
Victory"
]
Design No. 11, Grandma,
1944
[
"Women are Needed NOW for War Work
and Essential Civilian Jobs"
]
Design No. 11, Grandma, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"Women are Needed NOW for War Work
and Essential Civilian Jobs"
]
Design No. 12, Whistle,
1944
[
"America at War Needs You at
Work!"
]
Design No. 12, Whistle, Sales Kit,
1944
[
"America at War Needs You at
Work!"
]
Unnumbered Design, Uncle Sam,
circa 1944
[
"Your Job Should Be a War
Job"
]
