1917-1918 WW1 American Victory Liberty Loan (set of 3) Polish School of Posters Their initials (LU) were first
Description
Their initials (LU) were first used by Alfons Mucha for an 1897 calendar ad for the Lefèvre-Utile Biscuit Co
where he took over the art direction of the magazine "Die Dame"
In the meantime
Wikipedia writes: in 1912
Measures 14 x 22 inches
1917-1918 WW1 American Victory Liberty Loan (set of 3) Polish School of Posters Their initials (LU) were firstDate: 1917 1918 Size: two smaller posters measure 11 x 14 inches; larger "Don't Forget" poster is 11. 5 x 17. 5 Artists: Unknown In 1917 and 1918 the US Government raised money to help finance the war by selling Liberty Bonds, so named to appeal to the patriotism of Americans. By buying the Liberty Bonds, Americans were loaning the government money. The US government agreed to repay the money plus interest in a specified number of years. By the end of
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