Poster showing Uncle Sam selling Liberty bonds to a long line of diverse citizens, including a woman holding a book, "Study of English."

Title from item. Poster is text only. Text: The Germans have set themselves to crush Poland out of existence. They have uprooted some 25,000 Polish farmers, and replaced them by Germans. ... Now, during all this period, the British Government has been labouring to reinstate and root the Irish People in their own soil. ... Is Germany going to treat Ireland differently from Poland? ... I appeal to every young man of military age to join the colours. The Rev. William P. Burke, C.C., at Cahir, 14th November, 1915.

Poster showing an outline map of Ireland, with detail maps showing locations of noted battles. Title from item. Caption: The battles in which Irish regiments have received prominent notice are shewn above.

Poster showing soldiers shaking hands, as one points to the motto, "Small nations must be free." Background features maple leaf and shamrocks. Title from item. Recruiting 91 Stanley St., Montreal, Lt. Col. H. J. Trihey, O.C.

Poster showing a portrait of war hero Michael O'Leary. H.M.S.O. W.P. 661 L.B no. 58 5,000 - 3-15. Title from item.

Poster showing the Lusitania in flames and sinking, with people in the water and lifeboats in the foreground. Title from item. Wt. P. 110 - 7,500. 5/'15.

Poster showing a mule "American industry" braying, having just kicked "Kaiserism," "Pacifist," and "Hard times." Title continues: Industry - the mule as patriot. American industry is loyal - it is out for the flag. It subscribed to the Liberty Loan with four feet. You can bleed it almost to death for the Red Cross. Don't make any mistake, industry is doing its bit. Give industry a show as a patriot. Issued by the National Industrial Conservation Movement, 30 Church Street, New York City. Copies supplied on request. No. E-1.

Title from item. Poster is text only, including the two questions: 1. Have you a real reason for not joining the Army, or is that which you put before yourself as a reason, after all only an excuse? 2. Are you only going to do your duty when the law says you must?

Poster showing a map of Great Britain, with districts of army regiments indicated. Title from item. Poster no. 126. WT 7897/559.

Poster showing a family at home, surprized by German soldiers bearing bayonets. Title from item. P 661.

Poster showing a Red Cross card in a window, with silhouette of a woman within. Copyright Wells Fargo & Company. Title from item.

Poster showing an American flag filling the sky above soldiers in the field. Wentworth Institute poster no. 1. Probably issued by Slav Press Bureau.

Poster showing a soldier in a battlefield, gazing up at a cross glowing in the sky.

Poster, mostly text, showing Italian coats-of-arms. Title from item. Text lists the program of amateur performances and a charity auction. Celebrities participating include Beatrice Lilly, Olive Terry, Violet Keppel, and Lady Diana Manners, among many others.

Poster showing a dirigible in the night sky over London, illuminated by a searchlight. Title from item.

Text continues: We shall not sheathe the sword until Belgium recovers all, and more than all, she has sacrificed; until France is adequately secured against the menace of aggression; until the rights of the smaller nations are placed on an unassailable foundation; until the military domination of Prussia is finally destroyed. The Prime Minister at the Guildhall, November 9th, 1914. W 4501/489. Poster no. 110. Title from item.

Poster shows a man swimming in the surf. On right side is emblem of Win the War League, I serve. Title from item.