Work
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President McKinley in Vanity Fair, 1899
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The Smart Set (Magazine cover) 1911
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Flagg's famous Uncle Sam recruitment poster
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Uncle Sam Boys and Girls! 1917 war poster
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Columbia urges planting Victory Gardens
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The Navy Needs You! Don't Read American History, Make It!
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Wake Up America, Civilization Calls Every Man Woman and Child!
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Together We Win (WWI)
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Uncle Sam with empty Treasury
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