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HELP DELIVER THE GOODS HELP DELIVER THE GOODS war poster OR search current auctions Auction History Result 9k125 HELP DELIVER THE GOODS 28x41 WWI war poster 1918 Paus art sailor receiving ammunition! Date Sold 8/25/2016 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Unfolded World War I Poster (measures 28" x 40 3/4" [71 x 104 cm]) (Learn More) Help Deliver the Goods, the 1918 U.S. World War I (WWI) War Bonds poster ("To be Delivered Rush"; "Do it now") encouraging citizens to help in the war effort, and that their buying of war bonds would result in more much needed ammunition! Note that this poster features Herbert Andrew Paus artwork of a sailor receiving artillery shells via crane while on a battleship. Artist: Herbert Andrew Paus Important Added Info: Note that this is one of 78 very rare posters (including 53 WWI and WWII posters and 18 stage play posters) that mostly date from 1888 to 1945. These were originally acquired by an archive decades ago, and they have been in storage ever since, until they were recently consigned to us. Many of these are the sorts of posters that you can find reproductions of on the Internet, but finding guaranteed originals like these is incredibly difficult (years can go by before these are offered for sale or at auction). This is a very rare opportunity to purchase any of these 78 posters (which even includes a remarkable 1873 P.T. Barnum poster from his "Traveling World's Fair")! Note that in June of 2016, we auctioned around 100 posters that were from this same archive. The 78 posters we are currently auctioning represent most of the remaining posters from this remarkable find (we certainly wish there were lots more, but unfortunately there are not, so this is likely your last opportunity to acquire these great rarities!). Condition: fair. The poster has paper loss in the bottom left, extending into the bottom of two letters. It also has a great deal of tape on the back of the poster, mending tears and providing reinforcement. There are also many creases across the lower part of the image and tears near the bottom of the left shells that are not taped on the back. But in spite of these defects, any restorer can remove the tape from the back, and after proper restoration, it will look great, but bear the expense in mind before placing a bid on this poster. Learn More about condition grades 
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