Red Cross Poster

1953 Red Cross Fund poster 'Answer the Call! 1953 Red Cross Fund', artwork by N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945), originally painted by Wyeth for the Red Cross in 1933 to support the Dust Bowl migrants, repurpose

World War I era Red Cross poster, "The Challenge" encouraging a public health campaign against disease and epidemics, overall size including frame 29.5"h x 23"w.

A nurse and two children stand on a map of the United States in this circa 1940 American Red Cross poster. The poster is linen mounted, measures 20" x 30" and is in excellent condition. A nurse and tw

A nurse and two children stand on a map of the United States in this circa 1940 American Red Cross poster. The poster is linen mounted, measures 20" x 30" and is in excellent condition. Reserve: $220.

Blashfield, Edwin Howland (American, 1848-1936), Red Cross Christmas Roll Call, 1918, lithograph in colors on paper, 27 x 17-1/2 inches, WWI poster, framed measuring 34 x 24.5 inches, Provenance: The

World War I poster issued by the War Council of the American Red Cross showing the American people how their contributions were being used during the war. Bulletin No. 7, "Caring for American Soldiers

ALONZO EARL FORINGER (AMERICAN), WWI RED CROSS, PROPAGANDA POSTER, 1918, H 27", W 20", "THE GREATEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD":Alonzo Earl Foringer, WWI U.S. Red Cross propaganda poster, 1918, "The Greates

Harrison Fisher, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse in foreground with doughboys in the background "Have Your Answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call?" Copyright 1918 by American National Red Cross.

Full sheet chromolithographed signed in plate as above and 1918, marked lower right American Lithographic Co. N.Y., 30 x 40". Condition folds as issued, two inch tear along lower margin, still VG.

Original World War I poster, 28 x 19 in., featuring a color image depicting American Marines on the battlefield, planes flying overhead with Old Glory, and a regimental flag for an unidentified compan

WWI era The Spirit of America Join the Red Cross poster illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy dated 1919, in contemporary frame, 32"T x 21.5"W

World War I period Red Cross poster with text "December 16th to 23rd Where Columbia sets her name, let every one of you follow her." with image of figure of Columbia holding a pen, and a Red Cross nur

Description VINTAGE CIRCA 1920 WWI AMERICAN RED CROSS POSTER Original WWI 1925 American Red Cross vintage linen backed advertising poster (20 1/4? x 30?) Great art work and great 3D look! This poster

James Montgomery Flagg Framed Red Cross Poster. Depicting Uncle Sam with a nurse, "Your Red Cross Needs You!". Signed James Montgomery Flagg lower left. Framed 21" x 14" overall. Condition: Very good.

Anonymous - USA The Red Cross is spending Ten Million Dollars Lithograph ca. 1917 29.9 x 20 in. (76 x 51 cm) Printer: American Lithographic Co., NY Condition Details: (A-/B+) linen-backed, minor teras

DESCRIPTION: Five Red Cross posters. Includes: 1) Lithographed poster illustrated by Lawrence Wilbur. Marked "Join!" and depicts a nurse comforting a child. 27" x 20". 2) Lithographed poster marked "J

Issued 1918, chromolithograph on paper. Nurse draped in an American flag with US Capitol in background "I Summon you to Comradeship in the Red Cross" (by Woodrow Wilson). "Copyright 1918 American Red

The Greatest Mother in the World Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Dec 16th - 23rd WWI 1918 original poster. Is between 2 pieces of plastic for protection. Has some loss to the edges but the poster and im

WWI Red Cross poster (Have you answered the Red Cross, Christmas roll call?), 1918. Text & boarder trimmed from poster, only top portion. 25" x 21". Condition as per photo.

Vintage WWI Red Cross Poster, c.1917-18. Reads: All they ask is your old clothes - Send everything you can spare to the nearest branch - American Red Cross. Linen backed, 3 in. tear in the top center.

Norman Rockwell Red Cross Poster Urging Americans to "Mobilize for Defense" Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) WWII-era poster picturing three classic Rockwell characters above the message, "Support the 1951

World War I poster issued by the War Council of the American Red Cross showing the American people how their contributions were being used during the war. Bulletin No. 8 , "The Queen of Belgium appeal

Including: (2) "Keep your Red Cross at his side" (one sailor, the other sailor), 14" x 20" each; "Volunteer for Victory" poster no 400, 21" x 33"; 1944 Red Cross Citation, 12 1/2" x 18 1/2", filled ou

Two nurses reading to a wounded soldier in his bed. Caption reads Give ( Red Cross Logo) War Fund . Title: Red Cross Poster. Medium: Watercolor and Pencil. Size: 19" x 14". Signature: Illegible. Artis