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United States propaganda in the collection
541 objects, listed by date.
Illustration, not an archive object
United StatesGazette of the United States, "The Jeffersoniad" no. VIII, 14 August 1800
United StatesThe Virginia Argus, "Letter to Mazzei" and rebuttal, 16 September 1800
United States"Some Account of some of the Bloody Deeds of General Jackson" coffin handbill (1828)Content note
United States"Jackson ticket" with Hickory tree motto, Baltimore (1828)
United States"Monumental Inscriptions!" coffin broadside (1828)Content note
United States"State Mining" Jackson campaign lithograph (1828)Content note
United States"Curse the d--d congress committee and their guns!" (anti-Bank print, 1832)
United States"Jackson. New Orleans Jany. 8th 1815" (Childs & Inman, 1832)
United States"Old Jack, the famous New Orleans mouser" (pro-Jackson print, 1832)
United StatesDemocratic ticket, "Liberty & equal rights" (Ohio electors for Van Buren and Johnson), 1836
United StatesDemocratic tickets, "Go it, ye Cripples!" and "Stop Van!!!" (Ohio electors, Van Buren and Johnson), 1836
United StatesDemocratic ticket, "Going the whole hog" (Ohio electors for Van Buren and Johnson), 1836
United States"Political race course - Union Track - fall races 1836"Content note
United States"Set-to between the champion Old Tip & the swell Dutchman of Kinderhook", 1836Content note
United States"Grand match between the Kinderhook poney and the Ohio ploughman", April 1836
United States'Federal-Abolition-Whig Trap, to Catch Voters In', New Orleans broadside, 1840
United States'Going up Salt River', Van Buren-friendly cartoon published by John Childs, 1840
United States'This log cabin was the first building erected on the North Bend', Whig print by T. Sinclair, 1840
United StatesMartin Van Buren portrait print with Jackson 'Veto U.S. Bank' and 'Ten Hours' columns, 1840
United States'The People's Line -- Take care of the Locomotive', Whig woodcut, 1840
United States'The Fox Chace', Whig cartoon of Van Buren hunted by cider-barrel hounds, 1840
United States'National Democratic Republican Nomination' broadside for Van Buren and Johnson, 1840Content note
United StatesNew England Whig Convention badge, Bunker Hill, 10 September 1840
United StatesFor President Henry Clay, for Vice President Theodore Frelinghuysen (Whig badge), 1844
United StatesLoco Foco Triumphal Honors (pro-Whig cartoon), 1844Content note
United StatesPolk & Co. Going Up Salt River (pro-Clay cartoon), 1844
United StatesPolk in His Extremity (pro-Clay cartoon), 1844
United StatesTexas Coming In (pro-Polk cartoon), 1844
United StatesTreeing Coons (pro-Polk cartoon), 1844
United StatesTyrants Prostrate, Liberty Triumphant (pro-Polk cartoon on Dorr), 1844Content note
United StatesGrand National Whig Banner. "Onward" (Clay and Frelinghuysen), 1844
United StatesGrand National Democratic Banner. Press Onward (Polk and Dallas), 1844
United StatesDemocratic ticket for Maryland electors: Polk and Dallas, 1844
United StatesZachary Taylor, People's Candidate for President (Currier banner), 1848
United StatesGrand National Whig Banner: Press Onward (Currier, Taylor and Fillmore), 1848
United StatesFree Soil Candidates for President and Vice-President (Kellogg and Comstock), 1848
United StatesThe Presidents of the United States: Lewis Cass, Democratic Candidate for 12th President (Currier), 1848
United StatesGrand, National, Democratic Banner: Press Onward (Currier, Cass and Butler), 1848
United StatesZachary Taylor, the People's Choice for 12th President (Currier), 1848
United StatesLewis Cass, Democratic Candidate for President (Currier), 1848
United States'Can you rest one hand on the sacred altar of Liberty...' (Free Soil cartoon, Currier), 1848Content note
United StatesGrand Democratic Free Soil Banner (Currier, Van Buren and Adams), 1848
United States"The game-cock & the goose" (Yankee Notions lithograph, 1852)
United States"Gas and glory" (Currier lithograph, 1852)
United States"Great footrace for the presidential purse ($100,000 and pickings) over the Union Course 1852" (Currier lithograph)Content note
United States"The poor soldier & his ticket for soup" (Yankee Notions lithograph, 1852)
United States"Position of the Democratic Party in 1852" (anti-Pierce, anti-Fugitive-Slave-Law print)Content note
United States"Soliciting a vote" (1852 campaign cartoon, drawn before the Democratic nomination)
United States"The Whig Organ" (Frank Bellew, The Lantern, 28 August 1852)Content note
United States"The Balls Are Rolling - Clear the Track" (Currier, 1856)
United States"'Buck' taking the 'Pot'" (Currier, 1856)
United States"The Champions of Freedom" Frémont and Dayton banner (Buffalo, 1856)
United States"The Grand National Fight" (Democratic print, 1856)Content note
United States"The Great Presidential Sweepstakes of 1856" (Currier)Content note
United States"The Right Man for the Right Place" (Currier, 1856)
United StatesJames Buchanan campaign banner (Baker & Godwin, 1856)
United StatesMillard Fillmore campaign banner (Baker & Godwin, 1856)
United States"Col. Fremont Planting the American Standard" (Baker & Godwin, 1856)
United StatesCampaign flag banner, "For President John Bell. For Vice President Edward Everett" (H. C. Howard, 1860)
United States"The Union, the Constitution and the enforcement of the laws. For President, John Bell of Tennessee. For Vice President, Edward Everett of Massachusetts" (W. H. Rease, 1860)
United StatesProof for a flag campaign banner for John C. Breckinridge and Joseph Lane (H. C. Howard, 1860)
United States"The undecided political prize fight" (anonymous, 1860)Content note
United StatesFlag campaign banner for Stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. Johnson (H. C. Howard, 1860)
United StatesCampaign envelope: Stephen A. Douglas and H. V. Johnson, with "I stand for the rights of the whole people" (S. Raynor, 1860)
United StatesCampaign flag banner, "For President Abram Lincoln. For Vice President Hannibal Hamlin" (H. C. Howard, 1860)
United States"The Union must and shall be preserved. For President Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. For Vice President Hannibal Hamlin of Maine" (W. H. Rease, 1860)
United StatesPolitical caricature. No. 3, The abolition catastrophe. Or the November smash-upContent note
United StatesDemocracy. 1832. 1864.
United StatesGrand National Democratic banner. Peace! Union! and victory!
United StatesGrand national union banner for 1864. Liberty, union and victory
United StatesHow free ballot is protected!Content note
United StatesThe Chicago platformContent note
United States'Little Mac.' (from the Democratic presidential campaign songster)
United StatesLittle Mac's double feat of equitation
United StatesM'Clellan campaign songs, no. 1: Forward march for Little Mac; Little Mac and Pendleton; The head of the nation McClellan shall be; Little Mac is on de track
United StatesMcClellan and Pendleton
United StatesPlatforms illustratedContent note
United StatesPresidential campaign, 1864. Candidates for President and Vice-President
United StatesGrand banner of the radical democracy, for 1864
United StatesUnion and liberty! And union and slavery!
United StatesAbraham's dream!--Coming events cast their shadows beforeContent note
United StatesThe Chicago platform and candidateContent note
United StatesBlood Will Tell! The Great Race for the Presidential Sweepstakes
United StatesDemocratic Candidate
United StatesLeaders of the Democratic Party: The Rioter Seymour, the Butcher Forrest, the Pirate Semmes, the Hangman HamptonContent note
United StatesGod Grant Us Peace / We Shall See More Rads 'Bottled Up' in November
United StatesNational Union Republican Candidates
United StatesThe Great American TannerContent note
United StatesThe Great November Contest. Patriotism versus BummerismContent note
United StatesJacobin Radical Republican Record: a legacy for the people! $2,700,000,000 debt!! an expensive luxuryContent note
United StatesThe Radical Party on a Heavy Grade
United StatesRe-construction, or 'a white man's government'Content note
United StatesThe Republican Platform, or the Political MountebankContent note
United StatesThis Is a White Man's GovernmentContent note
United StatesDavid and Goliath
United StatesA "dodge" that wont workContent note
United StatesGrand National Liberal Republican banner for 1872
United StatesFor president Horace Greeley of New York and for vice president Benjn. Gratz Brown of Missouri
United StatesYou must make your choice. Birds of a feather flock together
United StatesThe peoples' choice, H. Greeley G. Brown
United StatesThe Republican chart. The nation's choice in war and peace Ulysses S. Grant
United StatesSplitting the party - the entering wedge
United StatesThe working-man's banner. For President, Ulysses S. Grant, 'The Galena Tanner.' For Vice-President, Henry Wilson, 'The Natick Shoemaker.'
United StatesHere! (New Hampshire heard from) The true Military Ring
United StatesThe Chappaqua farmer
United StatesIn the hope that the American people may soon be, not merely united, but reconciled, I am, yours, Horace Greeley
United States"American Progress" (John Gast, chromolithograph for George A. Crofutt, 1873)Content note
United StatesCentennial election. The Republican nominees
United StatesThe champions of the people's right[s]
United StatesGrand National Democratic banner
United StatesGrand National Republican banner
United StatesGrant to Hayes - I guess that reform bait wont work this side. Better try an anti-Catholic wormContent note
United StatesNational Democratic chart, 1876
United StatesNational Republican chart 1876
United StatesOur nation's choice, Rutherford B. Hayes, William A. Wheeler
United StatesRoll along, roll along, shout the campaign battle songContent note
United StatesThe political farce of 1876Content note
United StatesRepublican Candidates for President and Vice-President: James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur (A. S. Seer engraving)
United StatesRepublican Candidates: James A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur (A. S. Seer lithograph)
United StatesOur Nation's Choice: Gen. James Abram Garfield and Gen. Chester A. Arthur (Haasis & Lubrecht)
United StatesGen. Winfield S. Hancock and Hon. William H. English (campaign handkerchief, Hugh McCrossan)
United StatesThe Champions of the People's Rights: Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock and William H. English
United StatesNational Democratic Banner: Gen'l Hancock, Wm. H. English
United StatesInspecting the Democratic Curiosity Shop (Puck cartoon, c. 1880)Content note
United StatesThe Appomattox of the Third Termers: Unconditional Surrender (Puck cover, 16 June 1880)
United StatesA Weak Ticket in the Field and a Weaker Expected (Puck cover, 16 June 1880)
United StatesDemocratic Candidates: Winfield S. Hancock and William H. English (A. S. Seer lithograph)
United StatesThe Factors of the Greenback-Labor-Socialist-Woman-Suffrage Party (Frank Leslie's, 3 July 1880)
United StatesGeneral James B. Weaver, photographed by C. M. Bell (Harper's Weekly, 3 July 1880)
United StatesWhere Both Platforms Agree: No Vote, No Use to Either Party (Puck cover, 14 July 1880)Content note
United StatesGarfield's Death Warrant: 'Advertiser Extra' reproducing the Morey letter (1880)Content note
United StatesThe banner that boosted Blaine and locked the Logan link
United StatesFor president, James G. Blaine. For vice president, John A. Logan
United StatesGen. Benj. F. Butler: candidate of the Peoples Party, for president of the United States
United StatesFor president, Grover Cleveland of New York. For vice president, Thos. A. Hendricks, of Indiana
United StatesThe end of the republican party After "The Destruction of Jerusalem" by Kaulbach
United StatesOur nation's choice, James G. Blaine, John A. Logan
United StatesBlaine O'Maine
United StatesThe receiving-vault of the Republican politicians who defied public morality
United StatesThe "three honest men" of Wall Street declare for Blaine
United StatesWith Puck's compliments to the Democratic National Convention at Chicago - 1884
United StatesA flag the Independents will fight underContent note
United StatesFor president James G. Blaine, of Maine - for vice president John A. Logan, of Illinois
United StatesFor president Grover Cleveland, of New York - for vice president Thos. A. Hendricks, of Indiana
United StatesOur country's choice--Democratic nominees
United StatesThe Republican souvenirContent note
United StatesThe new Democratic eucalyptus tree purifies a political morass
United StatesA little private mutual admiration scheme, - Joss Ben and his only priest, Sun-SunContent note
United StatesThe bogus workingman and his lonsome boomContent note
United States"Blaine will be vindicated in November" -- N.Y. Tribune
United StatesAnother voice for ClevelandContent note
United StatesShylock's bad bargainContent note
United States"The Mulligan guard lies, but - surrenders"
United States"The Germans supported me nobly" -- J.G. Blaine
United StatesNot as heavy as Grover, perhaps, but then I have more lemons
United StatesGreat Republican Harrison and Morton campaign ball, 1888
United StatesOur nation's choice, Benjamin Harrison, Levi P. MortonContent note
United StatesPublic office is a public trust: Democratic campaign banner no. 1
United StatesSaved! The Republican Party throws its protecting shield over American laborContent note
United StatesThe consumer consumed
United StatesOur choice, Grover Cleveland, A.G. Thurman. Democratic nominees
United StatesThe difference between trimming a hedge and cutting it down
United StatesProtection to home industry 1888
United StatesUnion Labor Party
United StatesThe goose that lays the golden eggs
United StatesPrinciples of the Prohibition party
United StatesTariff reform. Cleveland and Thurman
United States"Goods will be so much cheaper"--Democratic argument. But what will become of all the American industries?
United StatesBenjamin Harrison, Republican candidate for president
United StatesFor President Grover Cleveland, for Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson
United StatesDemocratic platform and presidential nominees, Grover Cleveland, A. E. Stevenson
United StatesDemocratic progressive platforms: 1888 tariff reform; 1892 tariff for revenue only; "tariff for protection is unconstitutional"
United States"Jimy" French Schulze, age 20 months, Kansas Farmers' Alliance presidential candidate for 1892
United StatesPeople's party candidates for president and vice president 1892
United StatesPeople's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 15 July 1892, page 1Content note
United StatesThe People's Party Convention - delegates who were not in it
United StatesThe champion ready for another bout
United StatesPeople's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 7 October 1892, page 1
United StatesHarrison and Reid, and the people
United States'Greed', illustration from Coin's Financial School
United StatesBryan-Sewall campaign buttons, badges and card
United StatesBryan-Sewall 'Free Coinage' portrait handkerchief
United StatesDemocratic nominees Bryan and Sewall broadside
United StatesMcKinley-Hobart campaign buttons, badges and ribbon
United States'Protection and sound money' shield placard
United StatesCoronation of the autocrat of protection (Puck)
United StatesThe boss of the bosses (Puck)
United StatesThe silver-tongued ventriloquist and his dummies (Puck)
United StatesTrue democracy is safe! (Puck)
United StatesWell protected (Puck)
United StatesLast ghost-dance of the free silver tribe (Puck)Content note
United StatesNew York Journal and Advertiser, front page, 17 February 1898 ($50,000 reward, Maine 'work of an enemy')
United StatesNew York World, front page, 17 February 1898 (Maine explosion 'caused by bomb or torpedo')
United StatesRemember the Maine! And Don't Forget the Starving Cubans! (Judge)
United States"A Sacrifice to Aguinaldo's Ambition" (commercial stereograph, 1899)Content note
United States"School Begins" (Puck, 1899)Content note
United States"The White Man's Burden (Apologies to Rudyard Kipling)" (Judge, 1899)Content note
United StatesA Pretty Tough Mouthful to Swallow: Kruger as Porcupine
United StatesThe Beginning and the End: Oom Paul's Ultimatum to John Bull
United StatesThe Issue - 1900. Liberty. Justice. Humanity. W. J. Bryan
United StatesWm. McKinley, Prosperity
United StatesThe Real Issue: McKinley Was Right in 1896
United StatesMcKinley Was Right (poster: 1896 poverty, 1900 prosperity)
United StatesRing Again the Liberty Bell in 1900 (Bryan poster)
United StatesWilliam J. Bryan (Taber-Prang Art Co. portrait print)
United StatesBryan and Stevenson (Underwood & Underwood stereograph)
United StatesVictorious Democracy: title page of a 1900 Bryan campaign biography
United StatesA Long Range Assault: Puck cover on the French press and the Transvaal, 3 January 1900
United StatesMcKinley's Easter Egg (Puck, 18 April 1900)
United StatesThe Ill-Fated Sister: A Case of Unjust Discrimination (Puck, 25 April 1900)Content note
United StatesTake Your Choice (Judge, 12 May 1900)
United StatesReckless Defiance: France and Russia Against Britain
United StatesA Two-Edged Record (Puck centerfold, 13 June 1900)
United States"Negro Rule" vampire cartoon with sworn affidavitContent note
United StatesSwallowed! (Puck centerfold, 11 July 1900)
United StatesHe Shouts for Bryan, but This Is the Way He Will Vote (Puck cover, 25 July 1900)
United StatesThe Promised Feast (Puck centerfold, 8 August 1900)
United StatesThe Vote of the Gold Democrats; Their Country's Welfare Before Their Party's Welfare (Puck, 12 September 1900)
United States'Are our teachings, then, in vain?' (Keppler, Puck, 3 October 1900)Content note
United StatesTake Your Choice of the Two Bills! (Judge cover, 13 October 1900)
United StatesMcKinley & Roosevelt (Underwood & Underwood stereograph)
United States"The Aguinaldo Guard" (Puck, 1900)
United StatesThe Teddy Idea of a Vice-President Who Would "Do Things" (The Verdict, 29 October 1900)
United States"Kill Every One Over Ten" (New York Evening Journal, 1902)Content note
United States"The Yellow Peril" (Puck, 1904)Content note
United States"As to Japanese Exclusion" (Puck cover, 13 March 1907)Content note
United States"The Scarecrow of the Pacific" (Puck, 1907)Content note
United States"The War with Japan" (Puck cover, 23 October 1907)
United StatesEl Renacimiento, daily, p. 4 article (Manila, 30 October 1908): 'Aves de rapiña' (Birds of Prey)Content note
United StatesThe fleet protects the nation - Prudential Life Insurance protects the home (Puck centerfold, 1909)
United StatesRoosevelt in Africa (Selig film advertisement, The Moving Picture World, 30 April 1910)
United States"Keep off! Monroe doctrine" (T. E. Powers, 1912)Content note
United StatesThe Menace front page, 12 April 1913 (Aurora, Missouri)Content note
United States"The Feminine of Jekyll and Hyde" (Puck, 1913)
United StatesRegeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 16 August 1913)Content note
United StatesRegeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 30 August 1913)Content note
United StatesGhadar di Gunj, verse pamphlet, cover (San Francisco, March 1914)Content note
United StatesThe unemployed
United StatesI.W.W. Hat Card
United StatesRegeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 11 July 1914)Content note
United StatesEnlistContent note
United StatesVote Against Woman Suffrage
United States"Vote Yes for Woman Suffrage" poster stamp, New Jersey Next Campaign Committee (United States, 1915)
United States"Women are too sentimental for jury duty" -- Anti-Suffrage argument (Puck cartoon)Content note
United StatesThe New York Times, daily edition, front page (New York, May 8, 1915)
United States"I did not raise my girl to be a voter"
United StatesIndia's Martyrs (Ghadar Party handbill, San Francisco, 1916)
United StatesSave Serbia our ally: Serbian Relief Committee of America poster
United States'The Great American Play at Last!' The Birth of a Nation, Lyric Theatre advertisement (Allentown, 1916)Content note
United StatesThe Filipino People, monthly, article (Washington, D.C., August 1916)Content note
United StatesThe Balance Sheet of British Rule in India (Hindustan-Gadar broadside)
United StatesDestroy This Mad Brute — EnlistContent note
United Statesשפייז וועט געווינען דיא קריעג! (Food Will Win the War!), Yiddish edition
United States4 Minute Men: A Message from Washington
United StatesGee!! I Wish I Were a Man, I'd Join the Navy
United StatesHe Can't Put It Out
United StatesI Want You for U.S. Army
United StatesVirginia Arnold [holding Kaiser Wilson banner]
United StatesPutting the mortgage on the cradle
United StatesArmia Polska we Francyi (Polish Army in France), recruiting poster by W. T. Benda, 1917
United StatesThe Black Stork (cinema advertisement)Content note
United StatesBeat Back the Hun with Liberty BondsContent note
United StatesThe Greatest Mother in the World: Red Cross Christmas Roll Call
United StatesHalt the Hun! Buy U.S. Government Bonds, Third Liberty LoanContent note
United StatesPershing Says: The S.O.S. Shares the Success With Us
United StatesPershing's Crusaders
United StatesRemember Belgium. Buy Bonds. Fourth Liberty LoanContent note
United StatesSave Your Child from Autocracy and Poverty: Buy War Savings Stamps
United StatesTell That to the Marines!Content note
United StatesThat Liberty Shall Not Perish from the Earth: Buy Liberty Bonds
United StatesYoung India, monthly, front page (New York, January 1918)Content note
United StatesNew-York Tribune, front page, Third Liberty Loan opening (New York, 6 April 1918)Content note
United StatesNow for a round-up
United StatesSonntagsblatt der Abend-Post (Detroit), front page, 2 June 1918Content note
United StatesThe New York Times, daily edition, front page (New York, November 11, 1918)
United StatesAmericans All! Victory Liberty Loan
United StatesIndia Restores Her War Cripples to Self-Support (Red Cross Institute exhibit poster)
United StatesBuild the Jewish Homeland Now: Palestine Restoration Fund $3,000,000
United StatesAmerica When Feminized
United States'The Personality of E. C. McCullough & Co.': Manila printer's advertisement, The Philippine Review, 1920Content note
United States"Our New Racial Problem: Japanese Immigration and Its Menace" (Sacramento Bee pamphlet, November 1920)Content note
United StatesThe St. Louis Argus, 14 October 1921, Part Two: 'St. Louis Board of Aldermen Fails To Condemn The Ku Klux Klan'Content note
United StatesThe Duluth Herald, daily edition, front page (Duluth, Minnesota, November 1, 1922)
United States"It's none of the public's business"
United StatesThe Imperial Night-Hawk, 29 August 1923, page 2: 'Poorly Restricted Immigration is One of The Greatest Perils Confronting America'Content note
United States"Swear!"
United StatesCall to the Fourth Pan-African Congress, New York (1927)
United StatesHuman Sterilization TodayContent note
United StatesSalvage Scrap to Blast the JapContent note
United StatesThe Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, June 23, 1941)
United StatesThe Daily Alaska Empire, war extra, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, 7 December 1941): 'JAPS ATTACK HONOLULU AND MANILA'Content note
United StatesThe Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, December 8, 1941)Content note
United StatesAlaska - Death-Trap for the JapContent note
United StatesAvenge December 7
United StatesDon't Let That Shadow Touch Them: Buy War BondsContent note
United StatesDrive the Japs from the Aleutians! Our Bullets Will Do It!Content note
United StatesEnemy Ears Are Listening (OWI Poster No. 5)
United StatesHe's Watching You
United StatesHit 'Em with Copper, Zinc, LeadContent note
United States"Jap Trap": Material Conservation (Douglas Aircraft poster)Content note
United StatesLet Me Do the Talking! Serve in Silence
United StatesWe Are United Nations: Unity Is Strength (Life wartime poster, part 12)
United StatesLoose Lips Might Sink Ships
United StatesMore Production (Snowball over the Axis Leaders)Content note
United StatesMurder in Cold Blood: Let's Force the Japs to Pay (TCOP Poster Studio)Content note
United StatesOuch! The Japs Don't Like MosquitoesContent note
United StatesRemember Dec. 7th!
United StatesRemember Pearl Harbor. Enlist Now! United States Coast Guard
United StatesRight in Der Führer's Face! Invest Now... Buy More BondsContent note
United StatesSomeone Talked!
United StatesThis Is Nazi BrutalityContent note
United StatesThis Man Is Your Friend: Chinese. He Fights for Freedom
United StatesThis Man Is Your Friend: Russian. He Fights for Freedom
United StatesTokio Kid Say: If Not Working Hard for "E's" (poster no. 714)Content note
United StatesTokio Kid Say: Oh So Joyful for Mishap (Douglas Aircraft poster)Content note
United StatesTokio Kid Say: Rivets on Floor (Douglas Aircraft poster no. 812)Content note
United StatesTomorrow May Be Too Late!Content note
United StatesWanted! For Murder — Her Careless Talk Costs Lives
United StatesWar Bonds Will Keep Him PunchingContent note
United StatesWhat Do You Say, America? (Admiral Yamamoto quotation)
United States'I am an American' sign in the window of the Wanto Co. store, Oakland
United States'Instructions to All Persons of Japanese Ancestry' (exclusion order posted in San Francisco)
United StatesAll the Ear-Marks of a Sneaky Jap!Content note
United StatesUnited We Are Strong, United We Will Win
United StatesAmericans Will Always Fight for Liberty
United StatesBits of Careless Talk Are Pieced Together by the EnemyContent note
United StatesChina Fights On
United StatesHon. Spy Say: Thanks for the Can You Throw Away!Content note
United StatesHurry That Ship Along, Will You? And Give Us Another Crack at the Japs!Content note
United StatesJapanese Relocation (Office of War Information film), opening text card
United StatesJappy So-o-o Happy When This Happens to You (Navy Department Safety Poster)Content note
United StatesJaps Execute Doolittle Men. We'll Pay You Back TojoContent note
United StatesKeep Punching ... in the Battle of Production: Beat Your PromiseContent note
United StatesLet's Fly This Flag: Everybody at Least 10 Percent in War Bonds
United StatesMake His Nightmare Come True!Content note
United StatesMake Your Own Declaration of War: Buy War Bonds
United StatesMaterials Are Precious! Let's Make Every Piece Count!Content note
United StatesThe More Women at Work the Sooner We Win!
United StatesNap and Help a Jap: 'Careless Carl' Greases His TruckContent note
United StatesNavy Men Who Buy War Bonds Help Break the Japs (Admiral Halsey)Content note
United StatesPut the Squeeze on the Japanese: Beat Your PromiseContent note
United StatesWhen You Ride Alone, You Ride with HitlerContent note
United StatesShe May Look Clean—But
United StatesThank You So Much, American Soldier, for Wasting Food (Help Tojo Win War)Content note
United StatesThe Jap Way: Cold-Blooded Murder. We'll Make Them Pay If You Keep Up ProductionContent note
United StatesThe Jig is Up If You Keep Buying War BondsContent note
United StatesThis Is the EnemyContent note
United StatesThis Isn't War... It's Murder (U.S. Army Official Poster)Content note
United StatesUnited We Win
United StatesU.S. Bonds. Axis Bonds. Take Your ChoiceContent note
United States戰機萬架 掃蕩三島 (Ten Thousand Warplanes Sweep the Three Islands), U.S. Office of War Information poster in Chinese
United StatesWe Can Do It!
United States"We'll Lick 'Em - Just Give Us the Stuff!"Content note
United StatesWhy We Fight: The Battle of Britain (film frame)
United StatesCatania, Sicily: reading Allied news under U.S. and British flags, 1943
United StatesAward for Careless TalkContent note
United StatesTango no sekku (Boys' Day) carp-banner leaflet (I07-J-1)
United StatesBuy This Man a Hari-Kari Kit on December 7, 1944Content note
United StatesHe Can't Forget Pearl Harbor - Can You? Buy Bonds
United StatesJap... You're Next! We'll Finish the Job! (U.S. Army, James Montgomery Flagg)Content note
United StatesJapan's Life Line (leaflet 10-J-1, MacArthur and Nimitz cutting the supply lines)
United StatesThe Operation of Democracy (Minshushugi no un'yo), Japanese-language U.S. poster
United StatesNext! (Japan) 6th War Loan
United States...Remember Me? I'm Still Fighting You! (Official Navy Poster)Content note
United StatesSo the Jap's a Snap? I Can't See It (U.S. Army Official Poster)Content note
United StatesWhat Are You Going to Do About It? Stay on the Job Until Every Murdering Jap Is Wiped Out!Content note
United StatesThe Avenger's Shadow: More Metal for U.S. Planes, Tanks, GunsContent note
United StatesAir-raid notice: 'This city is the next target' (US leaflet to Japanese civilians)
United StatesWe'll Take Care of the Rising Sun, You Take Care of Rising Prices
United States'Yesterday's enemy is today's friend' (US leaflet 18-J-1 to Japanese troops)
United StatesYour Enemy the Jap (Official Navy Poster)Content note
United StatesU.S. soldier steps from defeated Germany to Japan (PWB propaganda sheet)Content note
United StatesThis American Airman Drives the Jap from China's Skies: Give Him Your Help! (Chinese New Year poster)Content note
United StatesGet the Jap and Get It Over! (War Manpower Commission)Content note
United StatesSmall Figures Assembling a Swastika-Marked Mechanical Giant (untitled)Content note
United StatesAttention American Soldiers! I Cease Resistance (surrender pass, leaflet 17-J-1)
United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, text card quoting a Japanese Army press officer on a 'hundred years war'
United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, animated frame of looming uniformed figures above a crouching farmerContent note
United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, War Department Orientation Film title card (OF-10)
United States恭賀新禧 (Happy New Year): Chinese soldier as door god, Chinese-language poster stamped Office of War InformationContent note
United StatesThe Little Jap Is a Big Job! (U.S. Army Official Poster)Content note
United StatesUrgent Notice: Fighting Men and Materials Are Being ShiftedContent note
United StatesAtlanta Daily World, daily edition, front page (Atlanta, Georgia, August 7, 1945)Content note
United StatesThe Evening Star, daily edition, front page (Washington, D.C., August 7, 1945)Content note
United StatesPrivate Snafu: No Buddy Atoll, frame of a dazed Japanese naval officer caricatureContent note
United StatesPrivate Snafu: Operation Snafu, frame of a sword-carrying Japanese soldier caricatureContent note
United StatesUniversal-International News title card: 'Eisenhower Says We Must Back Victory'
United States美援 / American Aid Product for China (ECA label sheet)
United StatesUniversal-International News title card: 'Gen. Clay: Reds Underestimate Our Airlift to Berlin'
United StatesSurvival Under Atomic Attack (official U.S. Government booklet, cover)Content note
United StatesMacArthur's portrait: listen to the news at 9 every night on 950 kilocycles
United StatesMacArthur to the Commander-in-Chief, North Korean forces: atrocities against prisoners
United StatesARCS psychological warfare leaflets and unit patch, Korea
United StatesGive Freedom to the Captive Nations! Fight Communism!
United StatesMessage to the 45th North Korean Division: Kim Il Sung as a marionetteContent note
United StatesLoading a leaflet bomb at the Far East Command printing plant, Yokohama
United States行駛的軍車是好目標 (Moving Military Vehicles Are Good Targets), leaflet no. 8526, ChineseContent note
United StatesIs there any need to choose death for the Soviet Union and Communist China?
United StatesAir raid warning: Citizens of Pyongyang, leave quickly
United StatesWhere have your officers fled to?
United StatesComrades of the People's Army! Do you know why you are posted on the east front?
United StatesYou Are a Filipino / My Dear Son (voting poster sheet for the Philippines)
United States世界最大的監獄 (The World's Largest Prison), U.S. map-and-newspaper-clipping poster (catalog title: Red "Bastille")Content note
United StatesIf Chinese Communists Flood into Vietnam (Vietnamese poster)Content note
United StatesAs Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap! Register and Vote!
United StatesBy Voting! (Help Build Your Country Too)
United StatesNot to Be Associated With..! (Thai poster, yoke and nose-rope caricature)Content note
United StatesFreedom-Gram: Help Truth Fight Communism
United States中共土改真相 大陸農民厄運 (The Real Story of Red China's Land Reform: Misfortune of the Mainland Peasants), U.S. photo posterContent note
United States공산당도배들이 한국에 들어오기전에는... (Before the Communists Came to Korea...), leaflet 1321Content note
United States지게나 마차로 B-29와 젯트기에 대항이 되겠는가! (Can A-Frames and Carts Stand Against B-29s and Jets?), leaflet 8274
United StatesSweet Talk Kills (Thai poster, Bangkok Poster #6)Content note
United StatesAllies for World Peace
United StatesLes communistes pris en flagrant délit de mensonge (The Communists Caught in the Act of Lying)
United States他們總是說「不!」 (They Always Say "No!")
United StatesFree vs. Communist (Vietnamese two-column photo sheet)Content note
United StatesGuard Your Freedom (Ilocano poster)
United States史太林說「學而時習之,不亦樂乎!」 (Stalin Says: "To Study and Practise in Due Time, Is That Not a Pleasure?"), U.S. cartoon posterContent note
United StatesViệt-Minh luôn-luôn kêu-gọi chúng ta noi gương Trung-Cộng (The Vietminh Are Against Religion)
United States농민의 고혈을 짜는 공산당! (The Communists Who Squeeze the Farmers' Blood), leaflet 1243Content note
United States建設馬來亞 / 破壞馬來亞 (Building Malaya / Destroying Malaya)
United States'Mossadeq's Spy Service' (CIA-prepared propaganda text, Iran, 1953)
United States你們有多少人已戴上了綠帽子? (How Many of You Have Already Put On the Green Hat?), leaflet 7255
United States인민군 동지들이여! 그대들은 왜 동부전선에 배치되어 있는지 아는가? (Comrades of the People's Army, Do You Know Why You Are Posted on the Eastern Front?), leaflet 8321
United States你們遠離家鄉 不能骨肉團圓 都是共產党害的 (You Are Far from Home and Cannot Be Reunited with Your Kin: the Communists Did It), leaflet 8724
United States蘇俄不肯全力援助中共 (Soviet Russia Is Unwilling to Give China Full Aid), leaflet 7230Content note
United StatesTo the courageous jet pilots: the way to the free world (Operation Moolah leaflet)
United StatesThe Communist Party: Before and After (Chinese reversible face)Content note
United States共產黨未來之前 / 共產黨來了之後 (Before the Communist Party Came / After the Communist Party Came), U.S. turn-it-over face card
United States拒否権! (Veto! Only the Soviet Union rejects Japan's UN application)
United StatesContentment and Loathing (Chinese two-panel poster)Content note
United States成功 / 失敗 (Success / Failure), U.S. two-panel poster
United StatesDon't Sell Your Vote!
United StatesDon't Betray Your Heroes: Don't Sell Your Vote! (poster distributed in the Philippines)
United States利便 / 阻險 (Convenience / Hardship), U.S. two-panel poster
United StatesInvest a "Truth Dollar" in Radio Free Europe
United StatesA Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers
United StatesAttention AFP Soldiers: These Are the New Huk TacticsContent note
United States"Soviet Imperialism": exhibit placard on Hungary, 1956, at Union Station, Washington, D.C.
United StatesCrowd at the Arkansas State Capitol protesting school integration, with signs reading "Race mixing is Communism," Little Rock, Arkansas
United States"Brief History of Radio Swan": annex to a 1961 memorandum
United StatesCivil rights March on Washington, D.C.
United StatesĐây! Lối giải phóng của bọn Cộng Phỉ (This! The Liberation Way of the Communist Bandits)
United StatesNêu cao ý chí bất khuất (Uphold the Unyielding Will), Sacred Sword of the Patriots League leaflet with Le Loi
United StatesTại sao Mao Chủ tịch lại cười (Why Is Chairman Mao Laughing), Sacred Sword of the Patriots League leafletContent note
United StatesPresident Johnson's Gulf of Tonkin 'Midnight Address'
United StatesPeace, Little Girl ("Daisy")
United StatesBằng chứng cụ thể tại Vũng-Rô (Concrete Proof at Vung Ro), USIA photo-sheet
United StatesWhy Vietnam? (Department of Defense film)
United StatesThey're the reason we're in Vietnam
United StatesXâm nhập (Infiltrate)
United StatesWhy Vietnam (USIS London pamphlet)
United StatesCác bạn còn chần chờ gì nữa? Chính quyền tỉnh Gia-Định đang chờ đón các bạn (What Are You Still Waiting For? Gia Dinh Province Is Waiting to Welcome You)
United StatesChiến thắng An-Phú (Châu Đốc) (Victory at An Phu, Chau Doc)Content note
United StatesSố hồi chánh viên tại Phú-Yên đã lên đến hơn 2400! (Ralliers in Phu Yen Have Risen to Over 2,400!)
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster, education panel
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. III, family panelContent note
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. I, food panel
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. IV, labour panel
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. II, religion panel
United Statesคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. VI, travel panel
United StatesDemoralization Leaflet 26: Gạo Bắc Việt (North Vietnamese Rice) cartoonContent note
United StatesThủy Quân Lục Chiến Mỹ có mặt tại đây để giúp đỡ đồng bào (U.S. Marines Are Here to Help the Villagers)
United StatesWhy should we help communists kill Americans?
United StatesĐây, Chiêu Hồi có nghĩa gì! (This Is What Chieu Hoi Means!)
United StatesChiến thắng tại Quảng-Trị (20-5-67) (Victory at Quang Tri, 20 May 1967)
United StatesChúng tôi đã rời bỏ hàng ngũ V.C... Các bạn còn chần chờ gì nữa? (We Left the VC Ranks... What Are You Still Waiting For?)
United StatesGiấy thông-hành (Safe-Conduct Pass, seven-flag version)
United StatesHồi chánh có nghĩa là trở về cuộc sống an vui thoải mái (To Rally Means Returning to a Comfortable, Happy Life)
United StatesNiềm vui mới của người hồi-chánh (New Joy of the Rallier)
United StatesViệt-Cộng hãy coi chừng!! (Viet Cong Beware!)
United States6 million: "Dear God, not again." American Committee to Keep Biafra Alive appealContent note
United StatesArmy Officer Candidate School prepares you for leadership like no other school can (US Army recruiting poster)
United StatesLiberated by the Viet CongContent note
United StatesTrung-tướng Trần-Độ: sống tại miền Bắc, chết tại miền Nam (Lieutenant General Trần Độ, Alive in the North, Dead in the South), leaflet No. 2448Content note
United StatesRemember HueContent note
United StatesYou can jail a revolutionary, but you can't jail the revolution ...
United States"Cuba: 10 Years of Revolution! Cuba Today": handbill template, United States, 1969
United StatesFTA, Freak the Army: GI-civilian solidarity concert and rally
United StatesHow many more must die? March Against Death: A Vietnam memorial
United StatesDove stabbed by a hammer and sickle
United StatesThe New Left is revolting
United StatesTell it to Hanoi
United StatesHe needs a mind of his own ... he needs Radio Free Europe
United StatesPrisoner of the Soviet secret police: Boris Penson, Soviet Jew: let my people go!
United StatesVietnam, Cambodia, Kent, Augusta and Jackson: Memorial Day march
United StatesSon Chan Valley, Vietnam: I'm sorry sir, but my men refuse to go
United StatesLàm sao "Chiếu cố Miền Nam" (How Can You "Look After the South"), Lam Son 719 leaflet on the Ho Chi Minh TrailContent note
United StatesMeany in Miami Beach with our union dues
United StatesSSPL Membership Card (Chứng minh thư), Sacred Sword of the Patriots League Southern Committee
United StatesGive us this day... our sons: December 31, 1971
United StatesI am against...: Help Unsell the War congressional cut-outContent note
United StatesTwo more casualties of Viet Nam: is it worth it?Content note
United StatesThe Vietnam War, December 31, 1971: may it rest in peace
United StatesAbortion Action Week, May 1-6, 1972
United StatesBenefit night and rally for the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (Brooklyn, 1972)Content note
United StatesThere are but two sides in a war: she fights on the side of African freedom, Gulf finances the other: Boycott Gulf
United StatesFrom 1965 to 1971 the Democrats and the Republicans dropped more than 6 million tons of bombs
United StatesU.S. out of S.E. Asia now! Stop racism! Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, Washington, D.C.
United StatesWanted: information on over 1300 men missing in action
United StatesNixon with the edited White House tape transcripts
United StatesLooked like everybody in Africa was in there waitin' for us!, Ollie Harrington, Daily World cartoon, c.1975
United StatesSWAPO: The People Armed (c. 1976 solidarity poster)
United StatesWe need handguns like we need a hole in the head
United StatesWe asked four leading crooks for their opinion on gun control
United States"Right to Life" demonstration, at White House and Capitol
United States'People of Grenada' leaflet (Operation Urgent Fury)
United States"People of Grenada": US forces handbill, Operation Urgent Fury
United States'Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare' (CIA Contra training manual, Nicaragua, p. 33, 1980s)Content note
United StatesNancy Reagan holds up a 'Just Say No' sign for press photographers
United StatesPresident Bush holds up a bag of crack in the Oval Office
United StatesDesert Storm surrender leaflets (CIA museum display)
United StatesGulf War leaflet, portrait with mourning band 'The cold face of death and war'Content note
United StatesGulf War leaflet, skull-faced figure 'Ruler of the dead'Content note
United StatesUNITAF handshake leaflet for Somalia (Operation Restore Hope, 1993)
United States"Is it really his to gamble?" Serbian-language leaflet 04-B-02-L002, Operation Allied ForceContent note
United StatesMobile Production Facilities for Biological Agents (UN Security Council slide)
United StatesCoalition leaflet warning Iraqi units not to use weapons of mass destructionContent note
United States'Mission Accomplished' banner on USS Abraham Lincoln
United StatesTV Martí studio set for the programme "Nuestra América", 2008
United StatesPutting America to Work (Recovery Act road-work sign)
United StatesThe Real Cost — "Your Skin"Content note
United StatesHouse of Cuts: The House Republican Budget Stacks the Deck Against the Middle Class
United StatesRebuild America: roads and bridges infographic
United StatesBringing Our Service Members Home: Reducing Troop Levels in Afghanistan and Iraq
United StatesACA Comic Strips: He's Too Hip And He's Covered (HealthCare.gov)
United StatesRecognize the Signs of Terrorism-Related Suspicious Activity ("If You See Something, Say Something")
United StatesCEA report 'The Impact of the Trump Labor Market on Historically Disadvantaged Americans' (executive summary)
United StatesPresident Trump's Coronavirus Guidelines for America (household mailer)
United States"We are woke to your PLANdemic" placard, Columbus, Ohio
United StatesOSTP 'Advancing America's Global Leadership in Science & Technology' (presidential quotation page)
United States'The Buy American, Hire American President': Made-in-the-USA procurement chart
United States"We Can Do It! We Can Slow the Spread of COVID-19": CDC poster
United StatesThe Trump Administration's Environmental Accomplishments (overview page)
United StatesProtests in front of SCOTUS after Dobbs
United StatesInvesting in America (White House film-style poster)
United StatesMore than 27 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. now live in states with abortion bans in effect (White House social card)
United StatesHelp Your Country... and Yourself... Report All Foreign Invaders (DHS Uncle Sam poster)Content note
United StatesCRIMINALS: Criminal Aliens Receiving Taxpayer-funded Medicaid (White House graphic)Content note
United States"Noticiero Martí Noticias": title card of the newscast of 10 June 2026