Select Posters of the First World War print series

Here are nine WWI-era posters, the first of which was originally posted in my home city of Montréal. They're soon to be joined by another dozen British, Canadian, and American wartime posters, with quite a few of them focusing on the "domestic" front rather than the blood and awfulness front. Watch this space. 

In this series:

1. "148th Overseas Battalion: Now Recruiting at 197 Peel St., Montréal" print by Percy E. Nobbs (1915) based on this copy held by the McGill University Library.
   
   
2. "If You Cannot Join the Army, Try & Get a Recruit" print by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (1915) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress.
   
   
3. “Enlisted for Duration of the War: Help the National Egg Collection for the Wounded” print by R.G. Praill (1915) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress. 
   
   
4. “Bushmen and Sawmill Hands Wanted” print (1915) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress. 
   
   
5. "Canadian Mounted Rifles: Quick Service Overseas" print (1914) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress.
   
   
6. "Save a Loaf a Week, Help Win the War" print by Frederic G. Cooper (1917) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress. 
   
   
7. “Keep All Canadians Busy: Buy 1918 Victory Bonds” print (1918) based on this copy held by the McGill University Library.
   
   
8. “If You Cannot Put the ‘I’ Into Fight, You Can Put the ‘Pay’ Into Patriotism” print (1915) based on this copy held by the Library of Congress. 
   
   
9. "Il Faut Exporter: Souscrivons à L'Emprunt de la Victoire" print by Arthur Keelor (1914) based on this copy held by the McGill University Library.

Each reproduction is available in two different sizes on Epson Enhanced Matte 192 gsm paper printed with Epson UltraChrome XD2 archival ink. Sold in an open edition, unframed.