Original U.S. WWI War Savings Stamps Linen-Backed Propaganda Poster “Keep Him Free” With Artwork By Charles Livingston Bull - 20” x 30” Rear Sight Assembly Anita Bryant

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This armory initially retained its original name

The M5 in the code stands for "Uniform Fittings & Buttons

were destroyed as well as some of the city's main streets with its Baroque buildings

It definitely was not built this way

Original U.S. WWI War Savings Stamps Linen-Backed Propaganda Poster “Keep Him Free” With Artwork By Charles Livingston Bull - 20” x 30” Rear Sight Assembly Anita BryantOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible, Patriotic propaganda type poster from WWI, promoting the sales of War Savings Stamps. Keep Him Free was one of many posters issued by the U. S. government during World War I to encourage people to buy War Savings Stamps (W. S. S.). W. S. S. could be purchased for 25 cents and, when enough were accumulated, they could be traded in for war bonds. This poster was issued by the United States