[WORLD WAR I]. A collection of 10 assorted posters, comprising:

BRACKER, M. Leone, artist. Keep 'em Smiling! / Help War Camp Community Service / Morale Is Winning the War. 1918. -- TREIDLER, Adolph. For Every Fighter a Woman Worker / United War Work Campaign / Care for her through the YWCA. New York: American Lithographic Co., 1918. -- SHERIDAN, artist. Hey Fellows! / Your Money Brings the Book We Need when We Want It / American Library Association / United War Work Campaign Week of November 11, 1918. New York: American Lithographic Co., 1918. -- YMCA / United War Work Campaign / November 11-18, 1918. Poster featuring portrait of General Pershing with a quote from him underneath, commending the YMCA for its services and appealing for additional financial support. New York: AlcoGravure Inc. (2 examples).

[With:] RIESENBERG, Sidney H., artist. Civilians / When We Go Through This We Need All the Help and Comfort You Can Give Me. New York: Graviere, Inc., 1918. With the following printed in lower margin, "The Jewish Welfare Board, United War Work Campaign - Week of November 11 1918" (extensive damage, upper portions missing). -- RICE, Burton, artist. See Him Through. Help Us To Help the Boys. National Catholic War Council / Knights of Columbus. 1918. With "United War Work Campaign - Week of November 11-1918" printed in lower margin. -- SPEAR, Gil, artist. WORKERS YMCA lend your strength to the red triangle. Help the "Y" help the fighters fight. 1918. With the following printed in the lower margin, "United War Work campaign Nov. 11 to 18" (loss to top edge, several tears). -- LOVE, C.W., artist. If You Can't Go Across with a Gun / Come Across / With Your Part of the Red Cross War Fund. New York: The United States Printing and Lithograph Co., ca 1917. -- BALDRIDGE, artist. Conquer / Fear of Insecurity and War / by World Economic Co-operation, 1939–1945. New York: US Academy Press. Issued by Campaign for World Economic Cooperation.

Together, 10 posters, ranging in size from 16 x 21 in. to 28 x 41 in. Conditions vary, though many have heavy damage including separation, tearing, and loss.

Property of a Midwestern Art Museum

This lot is located in Cincinnati.