WORLD WAR I "LIBERTY LOAN" POSTERS (3)

WORLD WAR I "LIBERTY LOAN" POSTERS (3)

Good lot of three World War I propaganda posters, each approx. 17 x 22 in., advertising the issue of "Liberty Loans", war bonds used to support the Allied cause. Includes: full-color poster published by the Liberty Loan Committee of New England, advertising that owners of small amounts of Liberty Bonds "...should go to any bank, trust company, or safety deposit company..." and emphasizing in part: "...You bought [Liberty Bonds] to uphold the Government during the greatest test it has ever had. When you sell your bonds you are a quitter!" Light damp stain to the top half, else very good. WITH: Blue-and-black poster published by the U.S. Treasury Department, bearing the labels "S5" and "US Government Printing Office" at bottom left, bearing a small depiction of the "Torch of Liberty" and "War Savings Stamps issued by the U.S. Government for sale here". Spotted foxing at bottom, damp stain on top-left, else very good. WITH: Green-and-yellow poster bearing a green letter "V" surrounded by laurels, reading: "Finish the Job�Subscribe to the 'Victory' Liberty Loan". Slightly ragged top edge, else very good.