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395 historic pictures in the Military collection, in 13 sections, part of Subjects. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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Marines

Smack 'em down! Fly with the U.S. Marines / Vic Guiness, Capt. U.S.M.C. (Camden, N.J. : Alpha)Let's go! U.S. Marines ([1941 or 1942(?)])First in the fight. Always faithful. Be a U.S. Marine! / James Montgomery Flagg. ([1922-(?)])Tell that to the Marines!This device on hat or helmet means U.S. Marines / F. ([191-])Spirit of 1917--Join the United States Marines and be first in defense on land or sea ([ca. 1917])If you want to fight! Join the Marines / Howard Chandler Christy. (1915)U.S. Marines - first to fight in France for freedom Enlist with the soldiers of the sea" / ([between 1914 and 19)Be up-to-date - be a U.S. Marine First to change the old campaign hat for the modern helme ([between 1914 and 19)Join the U.S. Marine Corps Soldiers of the sea! ([between 1914 and 19)He did his duty - will you? U.S. Marines - join for active service land and sea / PW. ([between 1914 and 19)U.S. Marines - Soldiers of the sea" / Bruce Moore." ([between 1914 and 19)The U.S. Marines want you ([between 1914 and 19)Do your duty - join the U.S. Marines Help them defend America on land and sea. ([between 1914 and 19)U.S. Marines - serve America on land and sea ([between 1914 and 19)Join me - the first to fight on land and sea - U.S. Marines ([between 1914 and 19)U.S. Marines - first to fight for democracy / L.A. Shafer. (1917)U.S. Marines - first to hoist Old Glory on foreign soil Join them for overseas duty / Sidn (1913)U.S. Marines - Soldiers of the sea" Good pay - foreign travel - congenial employment." ([between 1914 and 19)U.S. Marines - active service - land, sea, air ([between 1914 and 19)U.S. Marines - Soldiers of the sea" / Bruce Moore." ([between 1914 and 19)E-e-e-yah-yip Go over with U.S. Marines. ([1917])Marine Corps week June 10 to 16--Join the U.S. Marines The soldiers that go to sea--Where ([1917])

Navy

Lashed to the shrouds--Farragut passing the forts at Mobile, in his flagship Hartford / Pr (Boston : Chromo-lith)These men have come across, they are at the front now. Join them--enlist in the Navy / F.X ([1918?])Join modern mobile mighty Navy ([Washington, D.C.] :)Kearsarce and Alabama / J.O. Davidson. (c1887.)Fight, let's go! Join the Navy / McClelland Barclay, USNR. ([1942])John McCormack concert (1 painting : oil.)Hull's victory / R.F. Zogbaum. (c1898.)United States and Macedonian / Charles Robert Patterson. ([between 1910 and 19)Keep the American flag on the seas Join the Navy--Enlist now-your country needs you / Fran (Boston : Smith & Por)Your country is at war / Frank Paulus 17. (1917)Pull together men - the Navy needs us (Boston : Smith & Por)Captn. J.D. Elliot. U.S. Navy / Edwin sc. ([between 1810 and 18)Depth bombs deal death to U-boats / Press of Navy Recruiting Bureau, New York. ([between 1917 and 19)He is getting our country's signal - are you? Join the Navy. (N.Y. : American Lith)Navy men needed now (1917)He is keeping the world safe for democracy Enlist and help him / C. Carleton. (Erie, Pa. : Erie Lit)Why waste your time looking for a job when the Navy will employ you at once / by courtesy ([1918].)Join the Navy Your country needs you. ([1917])Your country needs you - join the Navy! / Rolf Armstrong 1916. (1916)The first line of defense needs you - enlist in the Navy / H. Shirer. ([between 1914 and 19)A Chance Shot: Navy recruiting poster with sailors at a deck gunExtra - your country needs you in the U.S. Navy at once (N.Y. : J.H. Tooker P)Come on you sea-cooks Enlist in Naval Reserve Force - for the war only : Apply to nearest ([between 1914 and 19)I'm doing my duty are you? Your Navy needs you this minute / Clinton Jordan. (Boston : Smith & Por)Here is opportunity See the world, serve your country, save your money. (Little Rock, Ark. : )You, wireless fans, help the Navy get the Hun submarine 1000 radio men wanted in the Navy ([between 1914 and 19)To everyone in this plant / Illian ; Government Printing Office: 1917. (1917)Our country needs ships to carry our boys Over There" and keep them well supplied with foo (POS - WWI -US, no. 1)Sailor leaning against a cannon on a warship deck[Fifteen officers on deck of the original Monitor"]" ([photographed betwee)United States Navy First Class Cruisers New York and Brooklyn / The Werner Company, Akron, (c1898.)U.S. Navy - Commander in Chief of fleet - 1776 / Werner; The Werner Company, Akron, O. (c1899.)The loss of the Pennsylvania New York packet ship; the Lockwoods emigrant ship; the Saint (Liverpool : Publishe)The explosion of the United States Steam Frigate Missouri, at Gibralter [sic], Aug. 26th, (London: Ackerman & C)Look after my folks / Frank Brangwyn A.R.A. autolithograph ; American Lithographic Co. N.Y ([1917])The Navy needs you! Don't read American history - make it! / James Montgomery Flagg ; The ([1917])Warding off a night attack ([1917])Extra--Your country needs you in the U.S. Navy at once Women's Auxiliary Naval Recruiting ([1917])A wonderful opportunity for you--United States Navy [...] / Ruttan. (New York, N.Y. : New)United States Navy calls on Oregon [...] ([1917])Turn to the right! Join the U.S. Navy, your first line of defense / Carey Print N.Y.. ([1917])I want you for the Navy Apply any recruiting station or postmaster / Howard Chandler Chris ([New York] : The Col)The sword is drawn the Navy upholds it! / painted by Kenyon Cox N.A. (1917)The Ensign, awaiting the execution of the Ensign, theatrical posterThe Ensign: Victory! Run up the Stars & StripesImre Kiralfy's Grand Naval Spectacle, Madison Square GardenImre Kiralfy's Grand Naval Spectacle, Madison Square GardenThe Pride of the Ocean

Red Cross YMCA

The greatest mother in the world / A.E. Foringer. ([1917?])Have you a Red Cross service flag? / Jessie Willcox Smith. (Boston : Forbes, 191)The America of tomorrow The Red Cross fosters community health / Blanche Greer. ([1918])American Junior Red Cross Enrolling for service / A.M. Upjohn. (Phila. : Ketterlinus)Emblems of liberty and humanity The Red Cross, mother of all nations. ([between 1914 and 19)Symbolos da liberdade y da humanidade A Crux Vermelha, Mãe de todas as nacões. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)Symboles de la liberté et de l'huma[nité] La Croix Rouge, la mère de toutes les nations. ([between 1914 and 19)American poets' ambulances in Italy, 1917 (1917)Junior Red Cross Comrades all / Karl E. Johnson. (1919)We belong 100% strong (1920)Your money or his life Subscribe to the war fund - Red Cross week - June 18th to 25th / Ay ([between 1914 and 19)Happy Childhood the World Over: Join the Junior Red CrossThe American Red Cross wants clothes to send over-seas to Belgium and Northern France Phon ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblems of liberty and humanity The Red Cross, mother of all nations. ([between 1914 and 19)Emblemas de la libertad y de la humanidad La Cruz Roja, Madre de todas las naciones. ([between 1914 and 19)American Red Cross health center Your membership helps to put a health center in your town ([1919])Men wanted over 31 years of age for American Red Cross foreign service / P.I.B. 18. (New York ; Chicago ;)What are you doing to help? Join your American Red Cross / Gordon Grant. ([1919])What can you do? Join our Red Cross Membership including Red Cross magazine $2.00 : No fie ([1919])The Red Cross sees a man through More than 26,000 men are still in hospitals as a result o ([1919])The comforter / Gordon Grant. ([1918])Our boys need sox - knit your bit American Red Cross. (N.Y. : American Lith)The Public Health Nurse She answers humanity's call : Your Red Cross membership makes her ([between 1914 and 19)Red Cross first aid 1,000,000 persons have learned the right way--the Red Cross way--of ch ([1919])Keep this hand of mercy at its work one hundred million dollars : War fund week / P.G. Mor ([New York : 1918])American Red Cross serves humanity Join! / Lawrence Wilbur. (N.Y. : Snyder & Blac)[blank] enrolls for national service Members. ([1919])Join! Yesterday - today - always--The greatest mother / Lawrence Wilbur ; Snyder & Black, (New York: Snyder & B)Loyalty to one means loyalty to both / Gordon Grant. ([between 1914 and 19)Y.M[.]C.A. / Edgar Wright. ([ca. 1918])Help!"" ([between 1914 and 19)The Red Cross serves humanity Join now / C.W. Anderson. ([between 1914 and 19)They Need Us Over There" - 1000 graduate nurses a week posterFive thousand by June Graduate nurses your country needs you / C. Rakeman. (New York : Rand McNa)Join! The American Red Cross (Washington, D.C. : P)Answer the Red Cross Christmas roll call All you need is a heart and a dollar / Ray Greenl (Buffalo, New York : )From overseas to you--Hear her story at Chautauqua / Gordon Grant. (Baltimore ; New York)Croix Rouge Americaine L'Amitié des États Unis. (Paris : Devambez Gra)This is the only American ambulance now saving lives in Russia The American ambulance in R (Erie, Pa. : Erie Lit)A Y.M.C.A. cellar in Flanders / Wright. ([S.l. : s.n., 1915])YMCA United War Work Campaign, November 11-18, 1918 / Alco-Gravure, Inc., N.Y. ; S. J. Wau (1918)The spirit of war camp community service / Heywood Strasser & Voigt Litho. Co. N.Y. ([1918])Oh, boy that's the girl! The Salvation Army lassie--keep her on the job / G. M. Richards. (N[ew] Y[ork] : Sacke)His home over there--More than 2000 such homes for our boys United War Work Campaign, Nove ([1918])

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