War Bonds Magnets

World War II advertising poster.

A major part of American and world history, The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of pilots selected to run missions during World War II. They were the first primarily African American Pilot group forming the 332d Expeditionary Operations Group and the 477th Bombardment Group of the United States Army Air Forces. War bond posters were created by the United States Government during World War 2 to raise money for the costs of war.

Buy Bonds

What better way to achieve liberty and peace on earth than giving and purchasing war bonds to others?! This reproduced and restored war bonds sales poster was digitally restored and enhanced by hand using the best tools and software in the trade! It will print beautifully on any item you choose and will make a great gift for a vintage lover or become a great piece to your Christmas decor collection.

All United States War Savings Bonds are direct obligations of the United States Government. The full faith and credit of the United States Government are pledged for payment of both principal and interest on these bonds. This is a scan of an original advertisement from 1942.

WWII poster encouraging Americans to buy War Savings Bonds and War Savings Stamps.

Vintage Ads

This is a great digitally restored vintage WPA Poster completed by John Mc Crady during the 1930's. This propaganda poster suggests that US citizens purchase war stamps and bonds to help the soldiers overseas. This would make a great piece for the historical collector or World War II enthusiast. There is also a higher contrast version available in the shop, should you want bolder colors than this.

WWII print stating ' I Bought Defense Bonds, Did You? '. Americans invested more than $150 billion dollars in Defense Bonds during the war. Without such investments the war would never have been won.

Once Upon A Time...This vintage, WWII Little Red Riding Hood poster was put out by the WPA.

Vintage illustration patriotism design for the Third Liberty Loan war bond drive during World War I. A woman representing “America” is waving an American flag and encouraging Americans to help with the war effort by joining the military or purchasing bonds to finance the war. Fight or Buy Bonds, Third Liberty Loan by Howard Chandler Christy, 1917.

This is a great restoration of an original digital print of a poster from World War 2 encouraging citizens to purchase war bonds to help win the war. This item has been digitally enhanced and colorized to offer the best final print for your poster, shirt or tote. Every item in our shop has been sharpened, enlarged to at least 300dpi and had it's colors brightened. This poster shows then 4 Star General Dwight Eisenhower looking ahead into the distance while holding papers and binoculars as planes fly behind him. The words "Back 'Em Up" is on the top of the poster while the words "Buy Extra Bonds" is written underneath.

WWII era advertisement from the old Weinstein Company Department Store on Market Street in San Francisco. The ad stating ' Pay Cash and Save! ' as well as informing the public that they can purchase war bonds and stamps at the store.

Sculptor Chester French's Concord Massachusetts Minuteman Statue incorporated into a patriotic design based on popular vintage posters. A great gift for the vet, those still serving, or anyone who loves their country and its history.

Vintage illustration patriotism design featuring an allegorical woman with angel wings and holding a large palm leaf and sword. Share in the victory, Save for your country, Save for yourself, Buy War Savings Stamps by Haskell Coffin, 1918.

This vintage WWII poster makes me laugh.

This vintage WWII poster makes me laugh.

WWII print urging U.S. citizens to buy government bonds to help finance the war effort. The design featuring a ' V ' for victory, a view of the United States capitol building, an American flag and the slogan ' Keep 'em flying, Buy US Bonds '. I have many other WWII era prints available.

From WWII, a poster promoting the fund raising effort of the 7th War Loan. The United States conducted a total of eight war loan drives resulting in the public purchasing $185.7 billion dollars worth of war bonds.

American WWII poster depicting the ' V ' for Victory in red, white and blue.

WWII poster depicting an American Eagle, the ' V ' for victory and the slogan ' Watch Him Fly! '.

Sculptor Chester French's Concord Massachusetts Minuteman Statue incorporated into a patriotic design based on popular vintage posters. A great gift for the vet, those still serving, or anyone who loves their country and its history.

WWII poster depicting the leaders of the three Axis powers being crushed by the boot of Uncle Sam.

WWII print urging Americans to buy war bonds to help fund the fight against Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. The print with the slogan ' Defend America, Buy Defense Bonds ' depicts anti-aircraft gunners destroying enemy aircraft.

High resolution reproduction, photoshop corrected for sharp prints and vibrant crisp colors, digitally healed for blemishes, tears, and missing elements. BUY WAR BONDS! Austrian Hungary World War 1 Vintage Propaganda Wall Art Poster.

The Run of Bullets is My Music Design

This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds

A fierce Lady Liberty, wielding a sword, proclaims the purchase of a Liberty Bond ; from 1918 to help finance World War I, from Commercial Art Class, Maryland Institute

A Liberty Bond is a debt obligation issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury in conjunction with the Federal Reserve. Also known as a Liberty Loan, it was a war bond, issued in four installments in 1917-18 as a means to finance the U.S.' participation in World War I and the Allied war effort in Europe.

"Uncle Sam" by Prostetnic Vogon Jeffs (A Diligent Maniac) for Baddest Shirt Co.

This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds

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This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds

This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds