Lot 028 - World War I Era United States Food Administration Propaganda Poster “Sugar Means Ships,” Carey Printing Company, New York, 20-1/4" x 16-1/4"

Lot 028 - World War I Era United States Food Administration Propaganda Poster “Sugar Means Ships,” Carey Printing Company, New York, 20-1/4" x 16-1/4"Original World War Iera American propaganda poster issued by the United States Food Administration, promoting sugar conservation during wartime. The poster reads Sugar Means Ships, with additional text explaining that sugar imports required vital shipping capacity needed for transporting soldiers and supplies. The message urges reduced consumption of sugar sweetened drinks as part of the national war effort. The design features dramatic period

with “Gallery of the Graces Plate II” at lower left and “London

and scuffs from age and use

Depth from front leg to back leg (mirror in middle): 22

and assorted printed pieces documenting local gatherings

There is a strap inside to secure the mask to your chin

This doll has painted lips with a toothy grin and hair-like eyelashes

Blue cloth-bound scrapbook with gold lettering "Scrap Book

Van Rosen – 1926” in the lower right

light spotting

or historical interest

which may soon be his grave

The box has three rows of four holes to store replacement sprinkler heads