1918 Ad American War Savings Stamps Washington WWI - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING GF1 OLYMPIC32 women in the workforce

women in the workforce

and Sorensen runs the works with firm voice and iron hand

and military complexities of the American Civil War (the War Between the States) that spanned "across five Aprils" from 1861-1865

Chemical Bank & Trust Company

This is an original 1911 black and white print ad for the American Tobacco Company

1918 Ad American War Savings Stamps Washington WWI - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING GF1 OLYMPIC32 women in the workforceThis is an original 1918 black and white print ad for the National War Savings Committee of Washington, whose ad space was paid for by Morton W. Lee (25 West 45th Street in New York). This ad is for War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government to aid in the country's victory in World War I. This ad features artwork by an unknown artist, only distinguishable by the artist signature in the bottom right of the illustration as "T. R.".