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PAMPHLET - FUELS SAVING BY FIREMAN AND ENGINEERS
3 page pamphlet printed by the Massachusetts Fuel Administration on how they propose to meet the shortage of coal and help further the effort to win WWI. Excellent condition. (C421). Learn More »
THE SECOND LIBERTY LOAN AND THE AMERICAN FARMER - BOOKLET
13 page booklet dated 1917 containing an address delivered by Hon. W.G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, at Sioux City, IA on October 4, 1917. Excellent, clean condition. THIS ITEM IS ON SALE FOR… (C1295). Learn More »
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS OF THE SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
8 page Treasury Department pamphlet describing what the bonds are and how to buy them. Fine condition, a few small edge tears, otherwise clean and complete. (C443). Learn More »
THE SECOND LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917 SOURCE BOOK
This book is a 9" x 5 3/4", 56 page pamphlet published by the Treasury Department Publicity Bureau in Washington, D.C., printed by the Government Printing Office in 1917. It provides details regarding… (C442). Learn More »
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN WINDOW STICKER
5 1/2" square window stickers for the third liberty bond drive of WWI. THIS ITEM IS ON SALE FOR 10% OFF CURRENT LIST PRICE. (C687). Learn More »
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN STICKER
5 1/2" square window stickers for the third liberty bond drive of WWI. THIS ITEM IS ON SALE FOR 10% OFF CURRENT LIST PRICE. (C686). Learn More »
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN STICKER
5 1/2" square window stickers for the third liberty bond drive of WWI. THIS ITEM IS ON SALE FOR 10% OFF CURRENT LIST PRICE. (C685). Learn More »
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These plates follow the general configuration of the U.S. M1851, but substitute the 1854 version of the Great Seal of Maryland, simply moving the motto from a ribbon scroll at the bottom to the top of the raised oval border that separates the seal… (2025-767). Learn More »
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