Framed World War One bond drive poster "And They Thought We Couldn't Fight". The "Victory Liberty Loan" was the 5th and final war bonds drive for WW1, it began in April 1919. The Impressionist art of an excited, if a bit worse for wear soldier with his war trophies was painted by Clyde Forsythe (1885-1962). He was a Californian painter but when WW1 broke out he was doing commercial art for magazines in New York. He did a lot of good propaganda art for the war. Dimensions: sight: 38.75"h x 28.5"w; frame: 42.5"h x 32"w. Processing and shipping within the Continental US $300 plus a 1.5% replacement cost insurance fee. Discounts given on combined lot shipping. very good overall. has a 2" tear on the left side and 2 severe creases on the right corner.