To include: A) American Committee for Relief in the Near East, with map of Middle East. 21″ high x 28 3/8″ wide. Poster shows tack holes, minor loss to margins, some small tears and minor discoloration. B) “Victory Loan Flyers”, designed by K. Watkins featuring trains and airplanes. 30″ high x 20″ wide. Shows tack holes, minor loss to margins, and some minor tears and creases. C) “America’s Gift to France”, designed by Albert Sterner, 1920. Signed in pencil H. L. Ballou. 30″ high x 20″ wide. Shows tack holes, minor loss on margins along with some small tears on margins, some folds and creases, and minor discoloration. D) War Savings Stamps poster with image of men marching; Rhode Island War Savings Contest. 28″ high x 20″ wide. Shows tack holes, minor tears to edge and margin and some discoloration. E) United States Food Administration: “Little Americans Do Your Bit”. Designed by Cushman Parker. 21″ high x 14″ wide. Shows tack hole and some creasing to paper. Minor discoloration. F) The American Committee for Relief in the Near East: “The Child at Your Door”. 20 3/8″ high x 13 3/4″ wide. Shows tack holes and minor creasing. G) American Committee for Relief in the Near East: “Lest They Perish”. Designed by W.B. King. 16 3/8″ high x 12 1/4″ wide. Shows tack holes, folds and creases. H) United States Food Administration: “Don’t Let Up – Keep on Saving Food”, designed by F. Luis Mora. 21″ high x 14″ wide. Minor tears to margin. I) United States Food Administration: “Sugar Means Ships”. 15 1/2″ high x 19″ wide. Shows some tack holes, minor discoloration and minor creasing. All unbacked in plastic sleeves.
