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I have a Antique ww1 poster, dated 1917 E.G.Renesch Chicago. Pershing in France, General "Blackjack" Pershing. it also says Berlin or Bust.
it is very old and fragile, it has some condition problems as shown. i am trying to find out the value of something like this? any information would be appreciated.
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Its called a Color Rota-Gravure, value is not much, around $55.00-60.00 auction value. One went for $55.00 on Liveauctioneers. Dave
Thank you
I have a 1918 E G Renesch poster "Flag of Freedom". I've had a difficult time finding information of the painter. I don't care about the value of the poster, but cherish the idea of the times and love the huge American flag behind the woman. Is there a site that I can read the biography of this artist?
I recently acquired a WWI poster copywrite 1918. It has a picture of Woodrow Wilson along with Admiral Sims & General Pershing along with pictures of an army solder and navy sailor hugging their wives. At the bottom it says "over the top" with Uncle Sam above. Great color! Could you give me an estimated value?
Jim,
Post a photograph of yours on the site along with the size and condition.
It is hard to give an estimate w/o more information.
Scott