• A picture of Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Service, Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors/
  • A picture of Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Service, Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors/, a mockup of the print leaning against a wall
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Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Servic

Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Servic

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Buy wall art of this image titled: Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Service, Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors/, from the World War I Posters Collection by Second Story Prints. Top quality print reproductions available now!

  • Tags
    • United States Employment Service--1910-1920.
    • World War, 1914-1918--Economic & industrial aspects--United States.
    • Veterans--Employment--1910-1920.
    • Doors & doorways--1910-1920.
  • Notes
    • Caption label from exhibit "World War I ...": Gordon Grant's Jobs for Fighters Poster. The Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors endeavored to match employers with those in need of work after the war, be they former soldiers or war workers. Gordon Grant was a captain in the U.S. Army when he designed this poster. Because of a foot disability, he did not go overseas during the war but served in the Morale Branch of the General Staff in Washington, D.C. Before World War I, Grant worked as a correspondent and illustrator for Harper's Weekly where he travelled to South Africa to document the Boer War. After World War I, he worked mainly as a marine artist, depicting ships and seafaring scenes.
    • Title from item.
    • United States Department of Labor United States Employment Service.
    • Exhibited: "World War I : American Artists View the Great War" in the Graphic Arts Gallery, Thomas Jefferson Building, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., October 2016 - May 2017.
  • Original Date: 1919
  • Formats: Photomechanical prints--Color--1910-1920.
  • Creators: Grant, Gordon, 1875-1962
  • Original Publisher: 1919
  • Reference #: 2002712342
  • SKU #: 5787F2DA
  • Part of Collection: World War I Posters
  • Link to original at the Library of Congress: Jobs for fighters - If you need a job, if you need a man, inform the official central agency - The service is free The United States Employment Service, Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors/

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