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"Why don't they come?" Why be a mere spectator here when you should play a mans part in the real game overseas?

Ephemera, 1914

4 reasons for buying victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914

48th Highlanders : 1200 men wanted at once for the 134th Highlanders Overseas Battalion

Ephemera, 1914

5th Royal Highlanders of Canada, Black Watch, 2nd Reinforcing Company

Ephemera, 1914

A few suggestions for using inserts which are packed in Players Navy-cut cigarettes

Ephemera, 191-

A quest for witnesses. A private investigation firm set up this sign hoping for a response from witnesses to an accident in which a man was seriously injured by a car while crossing Yonge St. at The Esplanade a month ago. A crucial factor in the accident was the placing of signs diverting traffic around a broken watermain; investigator Bruce Cameron said.

Picture, 1990

Absence makes the war grow longer

Ephemera, 1939

Ad for Oldsmobile Intrigue

Picture, 1997

Adam and Eve switch from fig to maple leaves. Pop art poster is displayed in widow of Quen's printer on Toronto's Yonge St.

Picture, 1971

Advertising broadsheet for the Hound of the Baskervilles in Strand Magazine

Ephemera, 1901

Advertising Smirnoff Vodka

Picture, 1995

All Canada your security : the full faith and credit of every Canadian is behind your purchase of victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914

All esther shiner wants for christmas . . . A Santa Claus billboard sending Season's Greetings to Bill Davis; at Dufferin St. and Orfus Rd.; north of Lawrence Ave.; is meant to be a sign of goodwill; according to Esther Shiner; a North York alderman and head of the Go-Spadina committee. But it's also to show Premier Davis; that; contrary to what he might think; Spadina's not dead. The billboard cost the group about $200-but if he gets the message it's worth every penny; Mrs. Shiner says with a grin.

Picture, 1973

Apply to post offices, banks, railway offices and stores for thrift stamps

Ephemera, 1914

Are you one of those who at this crisis in our history are neither fighting nor paying

Ephemera, 1914

Are your folks ashamed of you for not enlisting?

Ephemera, 1918

Artillery heroes at the front say "Get into a man's uniform"

Ephemera, 1914

Artists tried to create a new language in the service of the state folowing the Russian revolution and this poster by E1 Lissitzky is typical of works in exhibition prepared by design consultant Lisl Levisohn at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It covers design from 1917 to Stalin's rise to power.

Picture, 1972

Back him up! Buy victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914

Be yours to hold it high! Buy victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914

Beauty and the bike: It's almost as if Big Sister were watching over this cyclist as he makes his way up Jarvis St.; north of Dundas St. We don't know if the pedal pusher eyed the billboard above him; but it's a safe bet that he was thinking of all the money he's saving on gas and parking.

Picture, 1981

Beaver Hut

Ephemera, 1914

Big guns of the home front

Ephemera, 1941

Billboard message at Dundas St. and Scarlett Rd. is a project of Christ Is The Answer; Inc. established by Jim Neale after a religious experience ended his addiction to gambling. Now he and his wife; Dorothy; and three part-time associates; use billboards and pamphlets to offer Christ to anyone willing to turn to Him for help.

Picture, 1974

Billboards and Posters (1970 - 1973)

Picture, 1971

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"Why don't they come?" Why be a mere spectator here when you should play a mans part in the real game overseas?

4 reasons for buying victory bonds

48th Highlanders : 1200 men wanted at once for the 134th Highlanders Overseas Battalion

5th Royal Highlanders of Canada, Black Watch, 2nd Reinforcing Company

A few suggestions for using inserts which are packed in Players Navy-cut cigarettes

Absence makes the war grow longer

Ad for Oldsmobile Intrigue

Adam and Eve switch from fig to maple leaves. Pop art poster is displayed in widow of Quen's printer on Toronto's Yonge St.

Advertising broadsheet for the Hound of the Baskervilles in Strand Magazine

Advertising Smirnoff Vodka

All Canada your security : the full faith and credit of every Canadian is behind your purchase of victory bonds

Apply to post offices, banks, railway offices and stores for thrift stamps

Are you one of those who at this crisis in our history are neither fighting nor paying

Are your folks ashamed of you for not enlisting?

Artillery heroes at the front say "Get into a man's uniform"

Artists tried to create a new language in the service of the state folowing the Russian revolution and this poster by E1 Lissitzky is typical of works in exhibition prepared by design consultant Lisl Levisohn at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It covers design from 1917 to Stalin's rise to power.

Back him up! Buy victory bonds

Be yours to hold it high! Buy victory bonds

Beauty and the bike: It's almost as if Big Sister were watching over this cyclist as he makes his way up Jarvis St.; north of Dundas St. We don't know if the pedal pusher eyed the billboard above him; but it's a safe bet that he was thinking of all the money he's saving on gas and parking.

Beaver Hut

Big guns of the home front

Billboards and Posters (1970 - 1973)

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