Original U.S. WWI Victory Liberty Loan Propaganda Poster By Clyde Forsythe - 41” x 31 ½” Russian Artillery made from rubberized canvas

made from rubberized canvas

It comes complete with a replacement mouthpiece and two suspension rings and with a pleasant tarnished finish overall

which has a partially open top

The back of the eagle shows the correct light coating used to keep it from fraying

This unique example was manufactured by one of London's leading families of Gun Makers

Original U.S. WWI Victory Liberty Loan Propaganda Poster By Clyde Forsythe - 41” x 31 ½” Russian Artillery made from rubberized canvasOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Victory Liberty Loan was issued in April 1919, after the close of the war. Propaganda for the loan stated the money was to be used to bring the soldiers home and take care of them upon return. Volunteers who worked to sell bonds were issued a coin made from German cannons captured at Chateau Thierry. Five months after the Armistice, Americans were still seeing in public places and in their newspapers images of