1) 20" x 30" poster by Walther Whitehead, circa 1918. Text reads, "Come / On!" at the top and "buy more / LIBERTY BONDS" at the bottom. Makers marks near the bottom edge. Colored graphic of a wounded American soldier over a dead German soldier. 2) 20" x 30", artist unknown. Text reads, "BUY A / LIBERTY / BOND / OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT" at the top and "AND WEAR THIS BUTTON-- / IT IS A BADGE OF HONOR" at the bottom. Color image of a Liberty Bond button an the Statue of Liberty. Marked "No. 10" and Edwards and Deutsh address near the bottom edge. 3) 20" x 30", by Dewey. Text reads, "Our Daddy is fighting / at the Front for You-- / Back him up-- Buy a / United States Gov't Bond of the / 2nd LIBERTY LOAN / of 1917". Image is of a boy and girl with a small American flag. T.F. Moore address is present. 4) 30" x 40", by Alfred Everitt Orr, circa 1918. Text reads, "For Home and Country" at the top and "VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN" at the bottom. The colored graphic image is a soldier holding a small boy while he is embraced by a woman.