#Liberty Bond

[libraryofva]

Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection

Liberty Bond. The Planters National Bank, Twelfth & Main Sts., Richmond, Virginia.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

You Buy a Liberty Bond Lest I Perish by Library Company of Philadelphia Via Flickr: World War I-era poster depicts Lady Liberty urging Americans to buy liberty bonds, which would be redeemable for the bond's purchase price with interest after the end of the war. Artist: G.R. Macauley, ca. 1917. Accession Number: P.2284.14 Click here to view the record of this poster on ImPAC, the Library Company's digital collections catalog.

[arachnerd-8-legs]

the baddest brows in revachol

[chooh2]

♪ We end it now It ends right here, right now Please tell me you brought the iron Let's light up the sky And fade into the night ♪

Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty

[chaplinfortheages]

Pictured left to right - Franklin D. Roosevelt future 32nd President of the United States (1933-1945), kneeling Marie Dressler, Charlie Chaplin, behind him Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and her mother Charlotte Pickford, Washington D.C., April 6th 1918.

[fireyartccoon]

might have accidentally cooked up another AU

but hey, it’s sonic related and it is Friday, so why not

For context they are these things called Marble Critters I made a long while back, basically just pokemon but instead of pokeballs you use magical marbles, totally not an outcome after little me made too many fakemon and came up with the idea to make them their own thing

Sonic is a bunkgehog, which are supposed to be skinny and practically rabid, but made an exception for Sonic since I had no other hedgehog marble critters, so no need to worry about cannibalistic tendencies, yet

meanwhile Tails is a Kitdrop, which are supposed to have three tails, so technically in this au the twin tails are a downgrade, at least the little dude can still fly, so he has that going for him

I’m still developing this AU and honestly planning to have it be somewhat of a crossover instead of a roleswap like I usually do, to include regular marble critters and other characters from the original thing

I’ll probably post more about this some other time when I have more drawings to show, until then, have a great weekend

[astrobyule]

her soft shy smile when V tells her she looks good in that dress never fails to melt my heart and shatter it in a million pieces

she's the cutest little thing and needs to be protected at all costs, i hope we get to see more of her in the future

[sueske]

✨ narrative ✨

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[geeky-nightphilosopher]

I just want to say;

I'm mad that I'm now just finding Leverage.

And

I'm in LOVE with the brother- sister relationship that is Eliot and Hardison and Eliot and Parker.

Like- you just know that Eliot would move the oceans for those two.

[fleshacker]

Lights out Is this who you really are Can’t look into your eyes Your twisted mind It’s dark, so dark (c)

[stone-cold-groove]

Buy a Liberty Bond of the U.S. Government. War bonds purchase and button poster - 1917.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

LEND! by Library Company of Philadelphia Via Flickr: The word "Lend!" on a red background. May refer to programs such as Liberty Loans or War Savings Stamps, where civilians loaned the government money to fund World War I. Created ca. 1914-1919. Accession number: P.2284.42 Click here to view the record of this poster on ImPAC, the Library Company's digital collections catalog.

[lesbiangiratina]

Yay testament yay

Yay

[austencollins]

these are not the results i wanted to wake up to. these are not the results any normal, reasonable, decent person, wanted to wake up to. like many, i'm kinda mad at myself for even having hope this time. but hope springs eternal, as they say. and in these next few days, and weeks, and months (and years. and decades) i desire the survival of my hopes and dreams for the future -- however so far -- most sincerely. i think the trials we face in the times ahead will require it. and even without hope... our principles and values and ideals still matter. they are still worth striving for, and fighting for, and working past this trauma and shock for.

[chaplinfortheages]

Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford open the Third Liberty Loan War Bond drive in Washington D.C. on April 6th 1918 (the one year anniversary of the U.S. entry into the war, though Europe had been at war with Germany since July 1914.).

There were four Liberty Loan War Bond drives April 1917, October 1917, April 1918, September 1918 and a final Victory Liberty Loan Bond drive September 1919. 17 billion dollars was raised to finance the war equivalent to approx. 300 billion today.

[chaplinlegend]

Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance and 4-year-old Dorothy D. Rosher (future famous JOAN MARSH) in the movie "The Bond" (1918).

The short film "The Bond", lasting approximately 6 minutes, was shot during World War I.

The film is full of patriotic scenes intended to encourage people to purchase bonds, the money from which will support the Allied forces fighting in World War I. The creators refer to interpersonal bonds such as friendship, love and marriage, at the same time emphasizing the great importance of freedom.

The film was shot from August 15 to 22, 1918. Dorothy D. Rosher worked from August 17 to 19 for $10 a day.

The film premiered on December 16, 1918. One of the main roles was played by Edna Purviance.

(photos of Dorota D. Rosher and Charlie Chaplin by the Chaplin Archive)