AND THEY THOUGHHT WE COULDN’T FIGHT, 1918. Original WW1 Victory Liberty Loan (20” x 30” / 66 x 98 cm) poster formerly rolled and now linen backed. This poster was created as propaganda to promote the Victory Liberty Loan, a post-war bond drive to help pay for the nation’s debt from the war. The soldier is depicted as holding three German helmets and a rifle, inspiring patriotism and encouraging civilians to buy the war bonds. “And they thought we couldn’t fight”.
Artist: Victor Clyde Forsythe
This poster was originally rolled with a small chip along the bottom left edge and a bigger piece of the graphic torn off of the top of the poster. The poster is now linen backed and therestoired leaving it in nice condition for framing!
Condition C7. For Sale $425 Linen Backed
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