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"From War Bonds to Liberty Loans: The Power in World War One" In the midst of the chaos and devastation of World War One

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Loans Collection: Subscribe to the Sixth War Loan, WWI German poster, 1914-18 (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: A Transparent Dodge, cartoon
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Loans Collection: Aristide Briand and Lloyd George taunt the drowning Germany, December, 1921 (litho)
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Loans Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0593
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Loans Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0594
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Loans Collection: Victory Loan Bonds MCF01_02_0592
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Loans Collection: World War I 1914-1918. German poster for subscribers to War Loan bonds, 1918
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Loans Collection: World War I: Italian Poster Inciting to the National Loan, 1917 (poster)
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Loans Collection: Entering Cow Hollow region in which practically all are FSA borrowers, Malheur County, Oregon, 1939
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Loans Collection: Entering Cow Hollow region... all are FSA borrowers, Malheur County, Oregon, 1939
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Loans Collection: Mrs. Cates signs chattel mortgage with 'X', Malheur County, Oregon, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
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Loans Collection: Mr. Roberts in front of his Owyhee project home, Malheur County, Oregon, 1939
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Loans Collection: Mr. Roberts saying, 'They re on WPA and I m out here', Malheur County, Oregon, 1939
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Loans Collection: Cow Hollow farmer, came from Oklahoma, has received FSA loan... Malheur County, Oregon, 1939
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Loans Collection: Oklahoma farmer, now living in Cow Hollow, is a FSA borrower, Malheur County, Oregon
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Loans Collection: Mr. Roberts, FSA borrower, Owyhee project, Malheur County, Oregon, 1939. Creator: Dorothea Lange
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Loans Collection: Cartoon depicting how the United States is seen around the world (litho)
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Loans Collection: If you want to harvest peace, you must sow -- therefore subscribe to the 8th War Loan
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Loans Collection: Don t worry! I have millions at the back of me! (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: Italian Military Poster, WWI: Prestitio della Vittoria
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Loans Collection: Collection of bond certificates, early 20th century (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: Kriegsanleihe, helft den Hutern eures Gluckes, 1918 (colour lithograph)
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Loans Collection: One of the original means of propaganda for the Loan in England (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: French postwar poster, finance for reconstruction
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Loans Collection: French poster, War Bonds, WW1
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Loans Collection: Saturday Night at a Pawnbrokers (litho)
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Loans Collection: The wise advice that descends from above (Colour Litho)
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Loans Collection: Propaganda for the National Loan in Milan, an airship launches colored sheets on the Piazza del
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Loans Collection: Early Struggles (engraving)
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Loans Collection: The Times, pub. by H. R. Robertson, New York, 1837 (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: Souscrivez A l Emprunt de la Liberation, 1918 (colour litho)
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Loans Collection: L Emprunt de la Paix pub. Paris c. 1918 (colour lithograph)
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Loans Collection: A Money Scrivener, January 1, 1801. January 1, 1801. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
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Loans Collection: South Ayrshire KA10 7 Map
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Loans Collection: London Trade Card - John Flude, Pawnbroker and Silversmith
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Loans Collection: WW1 poster, French war loans
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Loans Collection: Italian Military Poster, WW1
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Loans Collection: American poster advertising Liberty Loans, WW1
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Loans Collection: Liberty Loans Wwi USA
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Loans Collection: Plastic card, Dollar Savings Bank, New York City, USA
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Loans Collection: WW1 poster, Commercial Italian Bank war loan
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Loans Collection: WW1 poster, Third Liberty Loan
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Loans Collection: WW1 poster, Buy US Government Bonds
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Loans Collection: Postwar poster, The Victory Loan Flyers
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Loans Collection: WW1 Austrian poster, War Loans
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Loans Collection: WW1 German poster, Der Anker (The Anchor)
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Loans Collection: Building in Brook Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Loans Collection: Telegram mobilising VAD 1914


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"From War Bonds to Liberty Loans: The Power in World War One" In the midst of the chaos and devastation of World War One, loans played a crucial role in financing the war efforts. This German World War One poster, titled "Subscribe to the Sixth War Loan, " vividly captures the urgency and importance placed on raising funds for battle. With its striking colors and powerful imagery, it aimed to rally support from citizens. While some propaganda posters depicted heroic soldiers or patriotic symbols, others took a more satirical approach. Take "A Transparent Dodge, " a clever cartoon that humorously highlights how they are sometimes be seen as deceptive tactics used by governments. International leaders also recognized the significance during this tumultuous time. Aristide Briand and Lloyd George taunting drowning Germany in December 1921 is captured in another lithograph. It serves as a reminder that financial assistance through loans could have both political implications and consequences. On a more local level, trade cards like John Flude's pawnbroker and silversmith shop in London showcased how individuals turned to pawning their belongings for quick cash during wartime hardships. Meanwhile, French war loan posters emphasized unity and patriotism among its citizens while Italian military posters highlighted bravery on the battlefield. Across the Atlantic Ocean, American poster advertising Liberty Loans demonstrated how even across borders, nations relied heavily on public subscriptions to finance their involvement in WWI. The aftermath of war brought about Victory Loan Bonds campaigns worldwide - MCF01_02_0593 showcases one such bond advertisement emphasizing victory over adversity. These bonds not only helped rebuild shattered economies but also symbolized hope for a brighter future after years of turmoil. Ultimately, these various images remind us that they were not just financial instruments; they represented collective determination towards victory against all odds. As one German poster eloquently stated: "War loans help the guardians of your happiness.