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The War Garden Victorious

Notecards, Prints & Posters

Blank Notecards with your choice of image are $4.00 each. Cartoon notecards (smaller) $2.00 each.

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reprints of illustrations from:

The Flowers Personified

The War Garden Victorious
   Posters and Photos
   Cartoons
   Cartoons - types of gardens

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	WILL YOU HAVE A PART IN VICTORY? "Every Garden a Munition Plant" James Montgomery Flagg
	A Poster Spreading the Idea of Militant War Gardens Maginel Wright Enright
	A Poster for 1919, Symbolic of Victory Maginel Wright Enright
	CAN VEGETABLES, FRUIT AND THE KAISER TOO J. Paul Verrees A Poster Which Was Used in 1918, and Which, Amended–Following Germany's Defeat–Was Also Forceful in 1919
	We Can Can Vegetables Fruit and the Kaiser too

	Never too Old A VETERAN WAR GARDENER There were hundreds of men and women throughout the United States who had passed the three-score-and-ten mark who tilled and cared for their own garden plots. This is Lewis Hunt, of Pearl River, New York, eighty-one years of age, who on his half-acre back yard raised a large supply of vegetables, while his daughter canned the surplus for winter use.

NO AGE LIMIT ON PATRIOTISM
Although more than ninety years of age, Mrs. Thomas L. Edwards, of Oberlin Ohio, looked after her own war garden and did all the work except the initial plowing. Then when canning time came she put up a lot of vegetables for herself and sent some as a Thanksgiving present to relatives. She was born in Wales and had a number of nephews and grand-nephews at the front.

MEDAL IN COMMEMORATION OF THE WAR GARDENS
In recognition of the war time service of the War Garden a commemorative medal was struck by the National War Garden Commission for presentation to the rulers of the United States, England, France, Belgium and Italy. The illustration at the top of this page shows the obverse of this medal. The lower picture is a reproduction of the reverse.

THIS IS NOT NEPTUNE
Joe Borzell, an employe of the Oliver Chilled Plow Company, South Bend, Indiana, was proud to pose for his picture with some of the fine potatoes and cabbages he had raised in his war garden. It is plainly to be seen that some of the company's other workers who had gardens had to show extra fine results to beat this man's products.