WWI Poster British 1918 Spring Drive Liberty Loan girl with Easter hat

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WWI Poster British 1918 Spring Drive Liberty Loan girl with Easter hat:
$695.00

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This is another stunning fantastic WWI poster in original condition. Free of restoration and in great condition. . About 28\" x 20\". Backed on linen with about 1/2\" boarder. An original war poster. By Wilson Craig, printed in UK for the british 1918 drive.

. I combine shipping, for a discount. Second paper/coin/jewelry items are usually a dollar for additional shipping if paid for and shipped at the same time. Shipping in US is 12.95. I generally only ship on Sundays, as I travel most of the week. Thus please get me payments by Sunday by 9pm. Returns accepted if not descriped properly.

I am a wholesaler dealer and scour GA and New England for the best to buy for my customers. I am also the founder of WorthPoint.com and would encourage all to visit it if you want to research antique prices.I focus on happy repeat customers and love what I do and try to ensure all customers are happy. Consider your source when buying. I have sold over 11,000 items on and have 99.9% positive response.

I charge GA sales tax to GA residents. I specialize in paper, photos , coins and militaria. I sell about anything except reproductions. If it is not old, I say so. If there is a defect, I also say so. If you know more than me about something, that is OK, as I do not mind learning or being told that I am wrong and strive for accuracy. You can always learn more in this business.

If buying internationally, email me for final postage if you are the winner. \'s quoted postage tends to be too high for a 1st class envelope.