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This poster reads: Organize for the 100% class and win the honor emblem. Awarded to commercial and industrial establishments which attain the 100% standard in the Victory Loan 1919. The poster is numbered W.P.16.

This poster's caption is Let us win the Prince of Wales' flag. Victory Loan 1919. It shows a flag with a union jack and royal crest and a picture of the Prince of Wales [Edward VIII] with his statement, "I hope every city and district will win my flag." The poster is numbered W.P.9.

This poster shows the Investor button for 1919 and the caption reads: Every Canadian should consider it an honour to wear this button. Victory Loan 1919. The poster is numbered W.P.17.

This poster's slogan is Faith in Canada: Use it all for Victory Bonds. It depicts a wooden chest with the top open, a sword, and a smaller box with gold coins scattered around it. In the background are soldiers firing guns. The poster number is W.P.3.

This poster shows a laughing soldier putting on the jacket of his uniform. The text reads, Allons! Finissons la besogne. Souscrivon á l'emprunt de la victoire. The poster number is W.P.5. An English version was also produced.

This poster shows a closeup of a group of men working and a bridge under construction in the background. The caption is For Industrial Expansion: Buy Victory Bonds. The poster number is W.P.8.

This poster's caption is Yours not to do and die - Yours but to go and buy Victory Bonds 1918. It shows the profile of a group of uniformed, armed soldiers. The poster is numbered W.P.8.

This poster's slogan is Cash-Quick! Nothing in Canada can be turned into ready cash as quickly and as satisfactorily as Victory Bonds and every holder knows it. The poster is text only and is numbered W.P.15.

The poster depicts a women with a child and wheelbarrow in the background, holding the hand a soldier. It includes the caption, I Leave the Land to You. The Women's National Land Service Corps and wanted 5,000 educated women between 18 & 35 for war work on the land. Women are to apply to 50 Upper Baker St. [London, England].

Printed by David Allen and Sons Ltd., Harrow, London.

This poster illustrates an armed man in a police uniform dragging a short German soldier by his scarf and a dog by it's leash. The caption is Help to Catch Huns. A sign in the background says, Victory Bonds: Shorten the War. The poster was donated to Victory Loan 1918 by the makers of Magic Baking Powder.