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George Washington bought the first Liberty Bond
Liberty Loan Committee
1919

The Original Americans
Liberty Loan Committee
1919

Free storage of liberty bonds
Liberty Loan Committee
ca. 1919

Fourth Liberty Loan Facts
Liberty Loan Committee
ca. 1918

Proclamation
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
1918

After the Civil War Abraham Lincoln said: Let us strive on to finish the work we are in
Liberty Loan Committee
1919

The Secretary of the Treasury to Liberty Loan Workers
Liberty Loan Committee
ca. 1917–18

Liberty
Chinese, for American market
Ca. 1800

Invest in Liberty Bonds to-day
Louis Raemaekers
1917

After a zeppelin raid in London
Louis Raemaekers
1917

Liberty Loan pictorial news, "listening in" at a lonely outpost
Committee on Public Information
ca. 1917–18

Liberty Loan pictorial news, first aid in the front lines
Committee on Public Information
ca. 1917–18

Wear your Fourth Liberty Loan honor button
Anonymous
ca. 1918

Fight or Buy Bonds Third Liberty Loan
Howard Chandler Christy
1917

Vase with cover (vase parent)
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse
1883–85

Avenue of the Allies, Great Britain, 1918
Childe Hassam
1918

Liberty Loan Eagle

Eli Harvey

1917