1937 American Hope of a Nation Poster Series, Politeness (The Golden Rule)

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1937 American Hope of a Nation Poster Series, Politeness (The Golden Rule)Date: 1937 Size: 18. 5 x 12. 5 inches Artist: Charles Mather Publisher: C. R. Jackson Co. Distributors About the Poster: A weekly promotional series part of the Works Progress Administration that was passed out to schools during the Great Depression. Used in classrooms, the bright and fun designs were meant to entertain and catch attention of the students to help promote good habits and character traits in students. (movieposters. ha. com) This poster

an alcohol originally created by monks

Size: 35 x 50 inches

a small inscription informs readers that the map was offered to travel agents at the 1949 A

It’s home to some of the biggest races in the world and

A delightful peek into bygone times (and professions that no longer exist

Poster has some minor damage on edges

About the Artist: The artist known as PIEM (Pierre Georges Marie de Barrigue de Montvallon) came from a family descended from the nobility of the region of Aix en Provence

The original print shows two old men whose dialogue is indicated on the lower left-hand side of the image:

Super cool and a great buy for anyone interested in vintage posters or photography

the Suffragette movement achieved its aim when women won the vote

While we're not sure what football has to do with grapes

5 x 58 inches

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