Original U.S. WWI Liberty Bonds “Beat Back The Hun” Poster With Artwork By Federick Strothmann - 20” x 30” Spanish Militaria extending down the back of

extending down the back of the head as far as possible without permitting the back of the neck to push the helmet forward on the head when the wearer assumes the prone position

Amarillo became the first Texas city and the fifth in United States to use the council-manager form of municipal government

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or more commonly Magazine Lee–Enfield

Original U.S. WWI Liberty Bonds “Beat Back The Hun” Poster With Artwork By Federick Strothmann - 20” x 30” Spanish Militaria extending down the back ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fair example of a rather iconic WWI Liberty Bonds propaganda poster. The poster is pasted at the top and bottom to the cardboard on which it lays. During World War I, American propaganda played on the fears of its citizens, including potential foreign invasion by the 'barbaric Hun.' Such propaganda tactics were used in fundraising campaigns, specifically the Liberty Bond program. The phrase Hun refers to