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World War II Conservation Posters

Have You Really Tried To Save Gas By Joining a Car Club Your Victory Garden Counts More Than Ever  

The posters created by "Artists for Victory" during World War II aren't just historical curiosities. You can still print them out today on a laser or inkjet printer and take a patriotic stand for conservation.

Each of the examples we've included here will fit on a regular 8.5 x 11-inch sheet of paper.

Should Brave Men Die So You can Drive? Me Travel? Not This Summer... Vacation At Home

Click on the thumbnails above to see the whole poster.

The story behind the pictures: When Uncle Sam Wanted Us

All posters are from the collection of Northwestern
University Library.