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1917 Industrial War Bread? | Give "Industry" a Show as a Food Dictator Portugal The lower margin indicates “Litho

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The lower margin indicates “Litho Linsmo Bruxelles” and “Printed In Belgium”

58 in 1943 in support of the National Wartime Nutrition Program

The stark image features a sailor struggling to keep his head above water pointing directly at the viewer with the simple admonition “Someone Talked

For this German language edition of this poster Morell renders a festive scene Spanish dancers in colorful dress

This poster dates to the late 1950s or early 1960s and was issued by the German Tourism Bureau to promote skiing and winter sport travel and tourism in the country

1917 Industrial War Bread? | Give "Industry" a Show as a Food Dictator Portugal The lower margin indicates “LithoDate: 1917 Artist: R. Size (in): 25 x 19 Size (cm): 63. 5 x 48. 26 Condition: A Linen backed: No This poster depicts a mule "Industry" kicking and snorting surrounded by flies "Tax," and "Unwise Laws," and its food is infested with rat "Waste,", bugs, and snake "Agitation." Issued by the National Industrial Conservation Movement, 30 Church Street, New York City. No. E 5. Below the title reads: "If our good mule "Industry" were made National Food

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