World War I Poster, “They Kept the Sea Lanes Open / Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan”
This poster features an American submarine, destroyer, and cargo ship, all fighting to combat German U-Boats
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This poster, “They Kept the Sea Lanes Open / Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan”, by L.A. Shafer, 1918-1919, is a symbol of the Navy’s efforts to keep the oceans and seas secure for them to send American troops and transportation ships with supplies to Europe. The German U-boats struck terror in...
This poster, “They Kept the Sea Lanes Open / Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan”, by L.A. Shafer, 1918-1919, is a symbol of the Navy’s efforts to keep the oceans and seas secure for them to send American troops and transportation ships with supplies to Europe. The German U-boats struck terror in all the convoys, and this is the answer to it. It features an American submarine, destroyer, and cargo ship. Large, in fine condition, backed on linen.
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