TWO WWI MARINES POSTERS Circa 1918 40.5" x 30" and 39.5" x 28". Unframed.

TWO WWI MARINES POSTERSCirca 19181) "Tell That To The Marines!" by James Montgomery Flagg (New York, 1877-1960).2) "U.S. Marines Active Service on Land and Sea" by Sidney Harry Rie

THREE WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) "Clear The Way!!" by Howard Chandler Christy (New York/Ohio, 1872-1952). For the Fourth Liberty Loan.2) "Teufelhunden German Nickname for U.S. Marines Devil Dog Recruitin

THREE WWI U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "Spirit of 1917" by Leon Alaric Shafer (New York/Ohio, 1866-1940).2) "U.S. Marines 'Soldiers of the Sea'" with Marines in the

FIVE WORLD WAR I U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "Be a Sea Soldier", depicting a seated Marine.2) "U.S. Marines 'Soldiers of the Sea'", depicting Marines at attention.3) "Spirit of 1917 [

FOUR WORLD WAR I U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "E-E-E-YAH-YIP Go Over With U.S. Marines", depicting a Marine with his weapon raised silhouetted against a yellow ground.2) "The U.S. Mari

SEVEN WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) Two-part poster with figures and a tattered American flag.2) "Keep These Off the USA" by John Warner Norton (Illinois/South Carolina, 1876-1934). For Liberty Bo

WWI POSTER "IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT! JOIN THE MARINES"Circa 1918By Howard Chandler Christy (New York/Ohio, 1872-1952).40" x 30". Unframed.

EIGHT WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) "Every Girl Pulling for Victory" by Edward Penfield (New York, 1866-1925). For the United War Work Campaign.2) "Join the Red Cross" by Harrison Fisher

WWI POSTER "KEEP HIM FREE"Circa 1918By Charles Livingston Bull (New Jersey, 1874-1932). To buy War Savings Stamps issued by the U.S. Treasury Department. Linen-backed.30" x 20". Un

WWI POSTER "OVER THE TOP"Circa 1918By Sidney Harry Riesenberg (Illinois/New York, 1885-1971). For the Third Liberty Loan. Shrink- wrapped.30" x 20". Unframed.

WWI POSTER "I AM TELLING YOU"Circa 1918By James Montgomery Flagg (New York, 1877-1960). Linen-backed.30" x 20". Unframed.

WWI POSTER "HELP HIM TO HELP U.S.!"Circa 1918By James Montgomery Flagg (New York, 1877-1960). For the American Red Star Animal Relief.39.5" x 23". Unframed.

EIGHT WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) "Remember Belgium" by Ellsworth Young (Illinois/Iowa, 1866-1952). For the Fourth Liberty Loan.2) "Four Years in the Fight. The Women of France We Owe Them

WWI POSTER "I SUMMON YOU TO COMRADESHIP IN THE RED CROSS"Circa 1918By Harrison Fisher (New York/California, 1875-1934). Linen-backed.40" x 30". Unframed.

WORLD WAR I U.S. MARINES ENLISTMENT POSTER BY SYDNEY REISENBERGCirca 1917"U.S. Marines Active Service on Land And Sea Enlist at 22 Tremont Row, Scollay Square, Boston" with an image of a Marine in dre

WWI POSTER "GET BEHIND THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND HIM JOIN THE LAND ARMY"Circa 1918By Guenther.30.5" x 20". Unframed.

TWO "BUY THAT INVASION BOND!" WORLD WAR II-ERA WAR BOND POSTERSCirca 1944Artist R. Moore.20" x 28". Unframed.

American WWI poster titled 'Be a U.S. Marine', artwork by James Montgomery Flagg, (1877-1960), circa 1918, approx. 41 x 28 inches. Poster is housed in between cardboard and acetate with masking tape.

SIX WWI POSTERSCirca 19181) "Help Your American Red Cross" by Anna Mary Richards Brewster (Massachusetts/New York, 1870-1952).2) "Halt the Hun! Buy U.S. Government Bonds" by Henry

WWI POSTER "ORDER COAL NOW"Circa 1918By J.C. Leyendecker (New York/Germany, 1874-1951). For the United States Fuel Administration. Linen-backed.29.5" x 20". Unframed.

WWII POSTER "SAVE RUBBER CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW"Circa 1942By Walter Richards (Connecticut/Ohio, 1907-2006). Depicts "They've got more important places to go than you!..." and soldiers in a jeep.40" x 28

GILBERT STUART (American 1755-1828) TWO PAINTINGS, "Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Hannah Tuckerman," CIRCA 1810, oil on panel; each 28" x 23 3/4", framed 35 1/4" x 30". Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Orton Clark;

Historic Americana World War I: Uncle Sam Recruiting Poster By James Montgomery Flagg with the Iconic Text: "I Want You/ For U.S. Army/ Nearest Recruiting Station." the 1917 Original World War I (1917

A very rare pair of Phillip Lloyd Powell shaped walnut open arm chairs with leather paneled back and loose cushion seat circa 1960-69. Size: 30.5" H x 28.5" W x 28" D