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A WW1 soldier holding a rifle with the battle field behind him.
A WW1 soldier holding a rifle with the battle field behind him.
A WW1 soldier holding a rifle with the battle field behind him.
A WW1 soldier holding a rifle with the battle field behind him.

And They Thought We Couldn’t Fight WW1 | Large format

$689.00

Clyde Forsythe (1885-1962)
Date:  1918
Size:    41.5″ x 30.5″
Medium:  Lithograph | linen-backed
INV. #:  9023

Condition: Vintage original, previously owned. These are period posters, not reproductions, and may show expected signs of age — please see the images.

Description

Original World War 1 antique military poster: Victory Liberty Loan .. And They Thought We Couldn’t Fight!.

Professional acid-free archival linen-backed vintage poster.  100 years old!    This is the large format version.

This poster shows a wounded Doughboy with his rifle balanced over his shoulder. He is grinning because he carries several German helmets as trophies.
Vic Forsythe was the very popular creator of the newspaper strip ‘Joe Jinks’, which first appeared in the New York World in 1918 under the name ‘Joe’s Car’.

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Note:  This poster was also created in a smaller version.

 

Additional information

Dimensions 30.5 × 41.5 in

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