GUEST: Well, we brought in a World War II war bond poster. About five years ago, I bought it at an auction in, uh, Nebraska, and we paid $400. There was more, uh, military posters ...

War bonds, also known as defense bonds or liberty bonds, refer to financial instruments issued by governments to finance military operations during times of war. These bonds are typically sold to ...

N.C. Wyeth Buy War Bonds. 1942, 1942 30 x 40.2 in. (76.2 x 102.1 cm.) Medium Posters Size 30 x 40.2 in. (76.2 x 102.1 cm.) Description Keffiyeh truffaut disrupt Sale Consectetur Estimate Lorem ipsum ...

Among the most enduring images from World War II are the Norman Rockwell prints in support of the government's war bond effort. The illustrations, based on Franklin D. Roosevelt's four freedoms ...

Today, war bonds are no longer issued in the U.S., but some may still hold value. In this article, we’ll explore the history of war bonds, how they worked and whether they can still be redeemed.

Buy More Liberty Bonds" would be a notable poster for its visual impact alone. A Yank stands over the silhouetted body of a fallen German, whose iconic spiked helmet, or pickelhaube, is knocked ...

One of these posters on view, "You Buy a Liberty Loan Lest I Perish" (1917), depicts a serious Statue of Liberty gesturing toward the viewer in an urgent call for support.

But war bond posters of that era also relied on hate and fear to rally support. The campaigns frequently portrayed the enemy -- the German or Japanese soldier -- as an ethnic caricature or subhuman.

Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman brought Hollywood glamour to Rochester in November 1944 when she appeared at a war bond rally — even if some of what she said got lost in translation.