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These photos are in the American Memory collection, America from the Great Depression to World War II: Photographs from the FSA/OWI, 1935-1945 . Click on the small image to see a larger one.
Bethlehem-Fairfield shipyard, Baltimore, MD. Worker with a war bond.
Washington, D.C.
Government charwoman who provides for a family of six on her salary of
one thousand eighty dollars per year. She puts ten percent of her
salary in war bonds.
Photo
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Decatur, AL. Ingalls Shipbuilding Company. War bonds come in the pay
envelopes of the workers.
This poster is in the Smithsonian Institution online exhibit of WWII posters, "Produce for Victory" .
Keep us
flying (Tuskegee airman)
These posters are in the Northwestern University Library collection. Click on the small image to see a larger one.
You can’t afford to miss either
These posters are in the American Memory collection By the People, For the People: Posters from the WPA, 1936-1943 . Click on the small image to see a larger one.
He gives 100%, you can lend 10% : Buy war stamps & bonds
Stamp 'em out : Buy U.S. stamps and bonds
If
you can't go - buy war bonds
These posters are in
the Minneapolis
Public Library's Posters of the Second World War collection.
Your
war bonds are a stake in the future
Washington
crossed the Delaware
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This pamphlet is in the Central Libraries of Southern Methodist University collection.
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Any bonds today? (Scroll down to find the audio)
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This video is in the collection of Internet Moving Pictures Archive (at archive.org). To view, under "Stream", click "Real" for the RealPlayer version or "QT" for the QuickTime version.
Avenge December 7 (Pearl Harbor)
Mr. and Mrs. America
Remember These Faces
My Japan
These ads are in the Ad*Access collection of Duke University.
