Nova Scotia Archives
First World War Publicity Posters
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Every Dollar Spent in Canada - Victory Loan - Prosperity
W.P. 6.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 1 no. 7
Our Export Trade is Vital - Buy Victory Bonds
W.P. 7. Arthur Keeler, artist.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 1 no. 12
To Maintain the Prosperity of Canada - Buy Victory Bonds 5 1/2 % Interest Tax Free
W.P. 10 .
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 1 no. 15
Investor 1919 - Every Canadian should consider it an honour to wear this button - Victory Loan
1919. — W.P. 17 .
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 1
Safety Income Saleability - The Three Vital essentials of an Investment Security - Nothing obtainable contains These Three essentials to the same degree as - Victory Bonds
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 2
Canada's Butter Opportunity! . . . Keep Britain's Butter Plate Full
Seal of "Canada's Food Board S.O.S."
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 6
Canada's Beef Opportunity - Speed up - We must do better
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 7
Nothing Doing - without Victory Bonds
W.P. 4. Malcolm Gibson, artist.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 9
Re-establish Him - It's up to us - Buy Victory Bonds
W.P. 10.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 12
Come On! Let's Finish the Job - Buy Victory Bonds
W.P. 5.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 13
Keep all Canadians Busy - Buy 1918 Victory Bonds
WP 11.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives Box 3 no. 14
Honor Button - Patriotic Owners of Victory Bonds wear this button - Victory Loan 1918
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 Vol 35 no. 76.1
4 Reasons for buying Victory Bonds
WP 12 . The Kaiser, Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, Crown Prince Wilhelm, and Admiral von Tirpitz.
War Poster Collection Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 Vol 35 no. 76.3
Nova Scotia Highlanders Recruiting Office, Wolfville.
Storefront with fifteen World War 1 recruiting posters taped over the windows and doors and a sandwich board.
CC. 412 Randall House, Wolfville Historical Society