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Fight or Buy Bonds Third Liberty Loan – Propaganda Poster
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- Worldwide
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- Damaged
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- Christmas
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Print details
- Printed on premium 230GSM archival matte paper, giclée printed for gallery-quality colour and detail.
- Available in 4 sizes: 9"x12", 12"x16", 18"x24", 24"x32". The complete artwork is retained, with matching edge padding where needed to fit each size.
- Unframed print — frames shown in photos are for display only; ships worldwide flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size.
Delivery & returns
- Made to order
- Printed and dispatched in 1–4 business days
- United States
- 2–5 business days, free shipping
- Canada
- 3–5 business days
- Worldwide
- 5–15 business days, tracked
- Damaged
- Replaced free if reported within 7 days of delivery
[ About the artwork ]
Fight or Buy Bonds Third Liberty Loan
Against a pale, hazy sky a young woman with dark wavy hair lifts a large American flag high on a spear-tipped pole, her sleeveless white gown flowing as her left arm reaches outward. Below her a column of helmeted soldiers advances with rifles and bayonets, one shouting with open mouth. Painted in red, blue, white, beige and gray, Fight or Buy Bonds Third Liberty Loan carries a bold wartime appeal by Howard Chandler Christy, dated 1917.
This lithograph illustration suits collectors of World War I history, admirers of vintage patriotic art, and anyone drawn to painterly poster design. It settles naturally into a living room above a sofa or brings character to a home office or study. Browse more titles in our Vintage Propaganda Posters collection to build a themed wall.
[ The details ]
About
this print.
01Who created the Fight or Buy Bonds Third Liberty Loan artwork?
The lettering inside the art credits Howard Chandler Christy and the date 1917, before the Third Liberty Loan campaign began on April 6, 1918. The image was produced as a full-colour lithograph poster promoting war bond subscriptions during World War I.
02What is shown in this Liberty Loan poster?
A young woman in a sleeveless white classical gown raises a large American flag on a spear-tipped pole while a column of helmeted soldiers advances with rifles and bayonets behind a second flag. A smaller file of marching troops appears in the distance at lower left.
03What colours appear in the print?
The palette centres on red, blue and white with pale beige and gray tones. It is rendered in a painterly watercolour style as a full-colour lithograph, giving the flag and gown a soft, luminous quality against the hazy open sky above the advancing troops.
04What sizes can I order?
This print comes in four sizes: 9"x12", 12"x16", 18"x24" and 24"x32". The full artwork is retained, with matching edge padding added where needed to fit each ratio. Every print ships unframed, flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size.
