Original U.S. WWI Liberty Bonds “Beat Back The Hun” Poster With Artwork By Federick Strothmann - 20” x 30” Russian Flags not armour-piercing

not armour-piercing

The employment of "horizon blue cloth" instead of "light blue" can be explained notably by the fact that this expression possessed a national character and seemed "to echo the famous blue line of the Vosges

Mechanically in very good condition with a nice bore with clear lands and grooves

75 and matured in ten years

Magazine capacity: 32 rounds

Original U.S. WWI Liberty Bonds “Beat Back The Hun” Poster With Artwork By Federick Strothmann - 20” x 30” Russian Flags not armour-piercingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a rather iconic WWI Liberty Bonds propaganda poster. During World War I, American propaganda played on the fears of its citizens, including potential foreign invasion by the 'barbaric Hun.' Such propaganda tactics were used in fundraising campaigns, specifically the Liberty Bond program. The phrase Hun refers to the Hunnic Empire, specifically Attila the Hun in the 5th Century. The term