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Posters
Artwork for the Works Progress Administration, as well as fruit crate labels and other graphical goodness. These and many more examples can be found here.
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The Commercial Vampire: 1898
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Big Ho Santa!
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Keep Calm and Carry On: 1939
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Indian Court: 1939
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Vintagraph: WPA Art, Posters and More
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A Vintage Christmas Carol
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See America: 1939
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See You Next Fall
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Tidy That Tenement!
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Five and Ten: 1941
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A Good Time to Read: 1940
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Winter Sports in Arosa: 1939
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They Like Winter in New York State
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Antonio Petruccelli Holiday Print
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Thurston the Great: 1915
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The Man Who Knows: 1913
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Who Stole My Hat?
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Mid-Nite Spook Party: 1935
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Hi! I’m Poor!
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Pick Up a Case Today
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Back to Books: 1940
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Yellowstone: 1938
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Fort Marion: 1938
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Grand Canyon: 1938
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Zion: 1938
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Lassen Volcanic National Park: 1938
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Mostly Girls: 1936
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Light's Out: 1937
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A Gentle Reminder: 1938
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Careless Matches Aid the Axis
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Independence Day: 1939
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