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Original Vintage WWI Poster Buy Liberty Bonds How Much Will You Lend by Franklin Booth c1917

A family looks on as their loved one marches away to join the War Effort, in this rarer WWI poster by Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948). On April 24th 1917, just 18 days after the US joining WWI officially, Congress authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to issue bonds of the United States to the extent of $5,000,000,000. Twelve committees were created, one for every Federal Reserve District. These committees were entrusted with the work of selling the bonds in their respective districts. Every city, town and village had its own Liberty Loan Committee as part of the war effort. Buying bonds soon became a patriotic duty and a reason for American pride. You were given buttons to wear when you bought your bonds, so you could show your patriotism. The posters promoting the Liberty Bonds were mainly based in these ideas of patriotism, pride and freedom. This is an Original Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. This poster is conservation mounted, linen backed, and in very good condition. There is minor chipping in the margin, and a small stain is present in the top left corner. Please inspect the photo for more details. We guarantee the authenticity of all of our posters.

Franklin Booth

Franklin Booth - Sixty Reproductions From Original Drawings with An Appreciation by Earnest Elmo Calkins and An Introduction by Meredith Nicholson. Published by Robert Frank 1925. Original blue cloth, gilt title. Spine and cover corners are worn, covers are a bit foxed, pages are a little bit foxed else good.

FRANKLIN BOOTH, Oil on Board Landscape

Oil on board by Franklin E. Booth (American, 1874-1948) showing a landscape at dusk. Signed at lower left and attributed on plaque. Very good condition. Board measures 8" x 10", framed to 12" x 13 1/2".

FRANKLIN BOOTH

Franklin Booth - Sixty Reproductions From Original Drawings with An Appreciation by Earnest Elmo Calkins and An Introduction by Meredith Nicholson. Published by Robert Frank 1925. Original blue cloth, gilt title. Spine and cover corners are worn, covers are a bit foxed, pages are a little bit foxed else good.

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) "Where the pure child-face had first drifted across his bewildered vision."

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) "Where the pure child-face had first drifted across his bewildered vision." Illustration for "The Thief," by Constance Smedley, published in Everybody's Magazine, September, 1908, p. 356. Scratchboard. 233x339 mm; 9 1/4x13 1/4 inches, on 10 3/4x14 3/4-inch sheet. Signed "Franklin Booth" in lower left image. Hinged to board; matted and framed. Exhibited: "Norman Rockwell and the Artists of New Rochelle," Norman Rockwell Museum, May 18, 2002 to October 27, 2002, with exhibition label on frame backing.

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) "Mount Holyoke College Today."

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) "Mount Holyoke College Today." Illustration for an article of the same title by Charles Selden, published in The Ladies Home Journal, Vol. 43 no. 8, August 1926, page 21. Pen and ink on stiff paper. 200x330 mm; 8x13 inches. Signed "Franklin Booth" in the sky portion at upper left. Matted and framed. Provenance: The Kelly Collection of American Illustration. A beautiful drawing that exemplifies Booth's masterly line technique. He was a self-taught artist who, as a boy, honed his craft by copying engraved illustrations from books and magazines which he mistook for ink drawings. Booth's ability to convey mood along with his decorative and detailed lines made him highly sought after by advertisers and publishers alike.

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) The Colored Horse.

FRANKLIN BOOTH (1874-1948) The Colored Horse. Illustration for unknown publication, circa 1908. Watercolor, ink, and graphite on academy board. 152x290 mm; 6x11 1/2 inches, image, on 10x15 1/2-inch board. Signed in image, lower right; printer's indications and partially captioned in graphite in lower margin: "III. Next day [Harris?] turned himself into a horse." Provenance: The Kelly Collection of American Illustration. Booth was a self-taught artist who, as a boy, honed his craft by copying engraved illustrations from books and magazines which he mistook for ink drawings. Booth's ability to convey mood along with his decorative and detailed lines made him highly sought after by advertisers and publishers alike.

Franklin E. BOOTH: Hudson River Landscape - O/C

Hudson River Landscape, oil on canvas, by Franklin Booth (1874-1948), in period carved gilt frame, signed in red lower center. [Art: 24 x 30 inches; Frame: 24 x 38 inches]. In good condition.

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) table lamp base 7 1/4"sq x 18 1/4"h

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) table lamp base USA, 1929 cast iron incised signature to base This lamp received United States Patent No. D78189 S in 1929. 7 1/4"sq x 18 1/4"h

Franklin Booth (AM 1874-1948) Egyptians

Franklin Booth (American 1874-1948) Egyptians engraving on paper with ink signature lower right and note from Booth included reverse- 12 x 16"

Franklin E. Booth, (American, 1874-1948), Landscape, oil on canvasboard, 16" x 12"

Franklin E. Booth (American, 1874-1948) Landscape oil on canvasboard signed lower right 16" x 12"

Franklin Booth : Original Oil "Landscape"

Franklin E. Booth (American 19th/20th Century landscape artist). Booth's late day darkened sky and vista is characteristic of his tonalist style. Image 19 x 25 inches. Framed original oil on canvas 24 1/2 x 31 inches. Note: tears and many repairs in canvas.

FRANKLIN E. BOOTH (AMERICAN 1874-1948)

OIL ON CANVAS WOODED LANDSCAPE - 36 1/2" x 24 1/2" , 40" x 28 1/2" FRAMED (HAS SOME HOLES)

FRANKLIN E. BOOTH (AMERICAN 1874-1948), OIL ON CANVAS, AUTUMN SUNSET LANDSCAPE, SIGNED. 24 X 36"; FRAMED 29 X 42"

FRANKLIN E. BOOTH (AMERICAN 1874-1948), OIL ON CANVAS, AUTUMN SUNSET LANDSCAPE, SIGNED. 24 X 36"; FRAMED 29 X 42"

Franklin E. Booth, American 20th Century, Serene landscape with lake, oil on canvas, 19 1/2 x 35 1/2 inches

Franklin E. Booth American 20th Century Serene landscape with lake, oil on canvas, signed lower left, framed. 19 1/2 x 35 1/2 inches

FRANKLIN BOOTH. "Fountain."

FRANKLIN BOOTH. "Fountain." Watercolor on paper. 265x200 mm; 10 1/2x7 3/4 inches, image. Signed lower right. Matted. "[19]15 Life cover color" in the artist's hand on verso, suggesting that this may be a cover illustration for that magazine.

Franklin Booth "Evenglow" Oil on Canvas

A 20th century oil on canvas landscape painting by Franklin E. Booth (1874-1948)

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN & INK HAND COLORED DRAWING. Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original hand tinted pen and ink drawing on board. This is the original illustration art, page 315,for the book titled ''The Flying Islands of The Night''. Board 14 1/2''H.

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN & INK HAND COLORED DRAWING. Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original hand tinted pen and ink drawing on board. This is the original illustration art, page 315,for the book titled ''The Flying Islands of The Night''. Board 14 1/2''H. 10''W. Matte 20''H. 15''W. Signed lower right ''Franklin Booth''. Condition age appropriate wear. Taped to acid matte.

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN AND INK DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Pen and Ink on board drawing of WWI Nurses. Unsigned. Drawing 7''H. 9 1/2''W. Matte 11''H. 15 1/2''W. Condition age appropriate wear. Board trimmed.

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN AND INK DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Pen and Ink on board drawing of WWI Nurses. Unsigned. Drawing 7''H. 9 1/2''W. Matte 11''H. 15 1/2''W. Condition age appropriate wear. Board trimmed.

FRANKLIN BOOTH ORIGINAL PENCIL DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original Pencil Drawing of Medieval fantasy on board. Signed lower right ''F.B.'' Another sketch on back in acid matte. Drawing 7 1/4''H. 11 1/2''W. Matte 11 3/4''H. 14 1/2''W.

FRANKLIN BOOTH ORIGINAL PENCIL DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original Pencil Drawing of Medieval fantasy on board. Signed lower right ''F.B.'' Another sketch on back in acid matte. Drawing 7 1/4''H. 11 1/2''W. Matte 11 3/4''H. 14 1/2''W. Condition age appropriate wear. Acid matte, matte trimmed on left side.

FRANKLIN BOOTH ORIGINAL PEN AND INK DRAWING

FRANKLIN BOOTH Original Pen and Ink Drawing on board. Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Drawing of two lovers in fantasy landscape. Window 11 1/2''H. 10''W. Matte 17 1/2''H. 15 3/4''W. signed, lower right Franklin Booth. Condition age appropriate wear. Taped to acid matte.

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN & INK HAND COLORED DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original hand tinted pen and ink drawing on board. Entitled ''the flying islands of the night''. Board 14 1/2''H. 10''W. Matte 20''H. 15''W. Signed lower right ''Franklin

FRANKLIN BOOTH PEN & INK HAND COLORED DRAWING Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original hand tinted pen and ink drawing on board. Entitled ''the flying islands of the night'' page 315. Board 14 1/2''H. 10''W. Matte 20''H. 15''W. Signed lower right ''Franklin Booth''. Condition age appropriate wear. Taped to acid matte.

FRANKLIN BOOTH ''WOMAN IN THE NEW YEAR'' Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original pen and ink ddrawing on board. Designed for Good Housekeeping, 1-22-23. Signed lower left ''Franklin Booth'' Window 9 1/2''H. 9 1/4''W. Matte 20''H. 15''W. Back stamped

FRANKLIN BOOTH ''WOMAN IN THE NEW YEAR'' Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original pen and ink ddrawing on board. Designed for Good Housekeeping, 1-22-23. Signed lower left ''Franklin Booth'' Window 9 1/2''H. 9 1/4''W. Matte 20''H. 15''W. Back stamped Good Housekeeping 1-22-23. Condition age appropriate wear. Taped to acid matte.

FRANKLIN BOOTH (WOMAN IN WAR WORK) Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original pen and ink on board. Created for Good Housekeeping, 12-4-18. Signed upper right ''Franklin Booth'' Window 7''H. 10''W. Matte 15''H. 20''W. Stamped on back, Good Housekeeping

FRANKLIN BOOTH (WOMAN IN WAR WORK) Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) Original pen and ink on board. Created for Good Housekeeping, 12-4-18. Signed upper right ''Franklin Booth'' Window 7''H. 10''W. Matte 15''H. 20''W. Stamped on back, Good Housekeeping 12-4-18'' Condition age appropriate wear. Taped to acid matte.

FRANKLIN BOOTH ORIGINAL PEN AND INK Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) ''A prayer for holiday'' Original pen and ink drawing. Design for ''Good Housekeeping'' Signed upper right, ''Franklin Booth'' Paper 19 1/2''H. 14''W. Matte, 22''H. 17''W. Stamped on

FRANKLIN BOOTH ORIGINAL PEN AND INK Franklin Booth (1874 - 1948) ''A prayer for holiday'' Original pen and ink drawing. Design for ''Good Housekeeping'' Signed upper right, ''Franklin Booth'' Paper 19 1/2''H. 14''W. Matte, 22''H. 17''W. Stamped on back ''Good Housekeeping'' Condition age appropriate wear. Paper taped to acid matte.

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) Book illustration:

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) Book illustration: Flying Islands of the Night, by James Whitcomb Riley; Publisher: (Bobbs-Merrill Co.), 1913, opp. p. 108; A spectre appears at a queen's court.

Autograph - Franklin Booth

Artist (1874-1948) best known for his highly detailed pen-and-ink illustrations. TLS, one page, 5.75 x 7.5, May 26, 1917. Booth writes to a Mr. Sheffner. In full: "I received your letter of the 24th. It will be quite convenient for me to see you Tuesday, as you ask in your letter; and I shall look for you on that day, between ten o'clock and noon." Horizontal crease, some wrinkling, and scattered soiling, otherwise fine condition.

Franklin E. Booth, (American, 1874-1948), Landscape

Franklin E. Booth (American, 1874-1948) Landscape oil on canvas signed (lower left) 23 1/2 x 35 1/2 inches.

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) Illustration, ca.

Franklin Booth (1874-1948) Illustration, ca. 1910s; Two period couples on verandah of elegant garden.

Franklin Booth Original Pen/Ink Illustration Art

Franklin Booth (American, 1874-1948), a rustic scene with a cottage surrounded by gnarly trees, an elderly woman walks down a stone path towards a flock of blackbirds in the foreground; pen and ink drawing; 8 1/4" x 7 1/4"; signed lower left. An illustrator admired for his craftsmanship and imaginative works, Booth was born and raised on a farm in Carmel, Indiana. By 1907 his own work was to be found in Scribners and other prominent magazines. Around 1910, he moved to New York and set up a studio. He lived there for the rest of his life.

Franklin Booth Original Pen/Ink Illustration Art

Franklin Booth (American, 1874-1948), autumnal view with corn shocks in the foreground, a stone cottage in the distance; pen and ink drawing; 8 1/4" x 7 1/4"; initialed lower right. An illustrator admired for his craftsmanship and imaginative works, Booth was born and raised on a farm in Carmel, Indiana. By 1907 his own work was to be found in Scribners and other prominent magazines. Around 1910, he moved to New York and set up a studio. He lived there for the rest of his life.

Franklin E. Booth (1874-1948 New York, N.Y.) River landscape, oil on canvas, 24" x 30", signed lower left

Franklin E. Booth (1874-1948 New York, N.Y.) River landscape, oil on canvas, 24" x 30", signed lower left

Original pen and ink drawing

Original pen and ink drawing mounted to board. Image size 15 1/2 x9, signed by the artist in the image. Original illustration used by Scribner's Magazine, with some publishers' markings in margins and their label on verso. Depicts a night scene with a horror-struck crowd outside a cathedral (St. John the Divine?). Franklin Booth was a much-celebrated illustrator from Indiana, known for his decorative and intricate illustrations. This drawing from the collection of Frank J. Reilly who was an instructor at the Art Students League of NYC (his label to verso).

(i) Franklin Booth 1874-1948 FROM THE STORY UNDINE; Together with 8 drawings by various artists.