Title from item. "It was a lie to say that any Nationalist who went into the Army betrayed Ireland; on the contrary, the men who joined the Army and took their stand beside the Irish Guards, the Dublin Fusiliers, and other gallant Irish Regiments, who had nobly maintained the traditions of our race, were doing a patriotic act. Any man who sought to intimidate anyone from recruiting was doing a wrong act, and acting falsely to Ireland." Poster is text only, with quote from Dillon. (3687.) Wt. - .2.3000.3/15.

Title from item. Includes quote from Devlin, wishing the Irish Brigade well. Poster is text only. 5,000, Wt./P.651, 3,15.

Poster showing a mother clutching children as she reaches out for help. No. 1-B.

Poster showing a little girl with a ribbon in her hair, clutching a Liberty Loan bond. No. 11-A.

Poster showing a mother and praying child, with a portrait of a soldier on the wall behind them. The child's prayer appears below the scene.

Poster showing a soldier from behind, as he faces a bright light on the horizon, possibly an explosion or dawn. Title from item.

Poster is text only, listing ways in which civilians can support the war effort. Poster no. 25. Wt. 12241/316. Title from item.

Poster shows Britannia holding the Union Jack, standing on a bluff and pointing (toward Europe?). Behind her, a throng of shirt-sleeved men. Includes emblem of the National Service Industrial Army. Title from item.

Title from item. Poster is text only, with emblem of the National Service Industrial Army, 1917. No. B.23.

Title from item. Poster is text only, with emblem of the National Service Industrial Army, 1917. Series B.1.

Poster showing a woman using a plow pulled by a horse. Apply for enrolment forms at your nearest post office or employment exchange. Series W9. Title from item.

Poster showing Britannia waving a flag, "National service." Caption: Who follows? Reproduced by special permission of the Proprietors of "Punch." Title from item.

Poster showing battleship H.M.C.S. Rainbow, and smaller scenes of navy activities. Title from item.

U.S. Navy recruitment poster showing "Executive Order" signed by Woodrow Wilson authorizing the increase of Naval strength to 87,000 men. Poster caption continues: Help your country and help yourself by enlisting in the Navy, the first line of defense.... Be one of the leaders in your city and enlist in the Navy now! U.S. Navy Recruiting Station, 34 East 23rd St. N.Y. City.

U.S. Navy recruitment poster showing "Executive Order" signed by Woodrow Wilson authorizing the increase of Naval strength to 87,000 men. Poster caption continues: Help your country and help yourself by enlisting in the Navy, the first line of defense.... Be one of the leaders in your city and enlist in the Navy now! U.S. Navy Recruiting Station, 146 Tremont St.

Poster showing a sailor taking a man in a suit by the shoulder, and gesturing toward battle ships at sea and a figure of Liberty waving the American flag. U.S. Navy Recruiting Station, 34 East 23rd St., New York. The Mayor's Committee on National Defense, Recruiting Committee. Forms part of: Willard and Dorothy Straight Collection.

Poster showing a sailor taking a man in a suit by the shoulder, and gesturing toward battleships at sea and a figure of Liberty waving the American flag. U.S. Navy Recruiting Station.

Poster showing a sailor wading as he carries a soldier on his shoulder. Apply Navy Recruiting Station [blank]. Title from item.