Visual Materials

Un dernier effort et on l'aura

Description: Prints, advertising; Image of Allied soldiers in World War I climbing a rocky crag towards the German Imperial eagle that crouches at the peak with bloody claws above the Iron Cross; the lead soldier wears a French uniform, and soldiers in the combat uniforms of other countries, including two United States infantrymen, follow.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1918
Call number: priWWI_XL_16
Provenance: Gift of Charles L. Heartwell, 1938.; Gift of Elizabeth Norris, June 2014.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.
Associated people: Aderente, Vincent, (approximately 1880-1941,); Adler, Jules, (1865-1952,); Armstrong, Rolf, (1889-1960,); Ashe, E. M., (1867-1941,); Babcock, Richard Fayerweather, (1889-1975,); Baker, Ernest Hamlin, (1889-1977,); Baldridge, Cyrus Leroy, (1867-1947,); Bancroft, Milton Herbert, (1873-1948,); Banks, Jessie, (1882-1934,); Bannister, Raymond, (1848-1936,); Beadle, J. P., (1874-1948,); Beckman, Rienecke, (1869-1936,); Benda, Wladyslaw T. (1885-1937,); Beneker, Gerrit A. (1867-1956,); Benner, Many, (1881-1966,); Bettsbains, E. F., (1874-1932,); Blashfield, Edwin Howland, (1846-1927,); Bonhajo, L., (1886-1974,); Boomhower, Paul R., (1885-1948,); Booth, Franklin, (approximately 1883-1941,); Borgoni, Mario, (1880-1957,); Boswell, R. C., (1873-1952,); Bouisset, Firmin, (1843-1919,); Bracker, M. Leone, (1878-1941,); Brangwyn, Frank, (1883-1962,); Bressler, Harry S., (1885-1943,); Brey, Laura, (1851-1925,); Britton, L. N., (1856-1919,); Brown, Arthur William, (1889-1974,); Bull, Charles Livingston, (1872-); Burford, William B., (1865-1951,); Bush, S. L., (1884-1952,); Cahan, Samuel George, (1868-1940,); Carleton, Clifford, (1867-1945,); Cesare, Oscar Edward, (1874-1960,); Chambers, Charles Edward, (1884-1944,); Chavannaz, B., (1875-1934,); Chavannaz, D., (1877-1960,); Cheffer, Henry, (1852-1931,); Cheptsov, Efim Mikhailovich, (1878-1948,); Christy, Howard Chandler, (1885-1962,); Clairin, Georges, (1869-1956,); Clark, F. O., (1874-1933,); Clark, Henry E., (1869-1942,); Clinker, L. C., (1867-1944,); Coffin, Haskell, (1876-1955,); Cooper, Fred G. (1875-1962,); Coughlin, John A. (1877-1964,); Courboin, E. (-1950,); Cox, Kenyon, (1878-1950,); Craig, Wilson, (1868-); Daugherty, James, (1885-1970,); de Coninck, Robert, (1871-1950,); De Land, Eugenie, (1899-1977,); Dewey, (1876-1930,); Dresser, L. T., (1887-1928,); Droit, Jean, (1879-1942,); DuMond, Frank Vincent, (1894-1932,); Dunn, E. A., (1880-1947,); Dunn, Harvey, (1877-1918,); Dwyer, M. J., (1885-); Edrop, Arthur N., (1884-1946,); Emerson, Casper, (1862-1934,); Erler, Fritz, (1871-1954,); Esselen, H. Blyleven, (1877-1924,); Ethridge, Scott, (1874-1951,); Fairman, E., (1880-1940,); Faivre, Abel, (1881-1952,); Falls, C. B. (1871-1934,); Falter, Marcel, (-1951,); Fancher, Louis D., (1880-1964,); Fisher, Harrison, (1882-1960,); Flagg, James Montgomery, (1874-1940,); Forain, Jean Louis, (1876-1946,); Foringer, A. E. (1868-1930,); Forsythe, Vic, (1876-1934,); Fouqueray, Charles, (1886-); Fuhr, E. (1861-1945,); Genthe, Arnold, (1880-1946,); Gibson, Charles Dana, (1866-1925,); Giles, Howard, (1857-1926,); Gottsdanker, Cozzy, (1891-1960,); Grant, Gordon, (1890-1971,); Grebs, Emil, (1879-1946,); Green, H. H., (1869-1956,); Greenleaf, Ray, (1880-1945,); Groesbeck, Dan Sayre, (1871-1925,); Guenther, (1880-1958,); Gutz, M. Richard, (1864-1935,); Haimovitz, C., (1854-1931,); Halsted, Frances Adams, (1887-1946,); Harris, Lawren, (1879-1960,); Hendee, A., (1896-1957,); Henry, J., (1866-1940,); Herter, Albert, (1875-1965,); Hoertz, Frederick J., (1867-1923,); Krieghoff, William G., (1879-1967,); Housh, Carter, (1863-1935,); Hutaf, August William, (1872-1957,); Ickes, (1883-1953,); Illian, George, (1863-1946,); Ingres, Maurice, (1859-1923,); Jonas, Lucien, (1890-1971,); Jordan, Clinton, (1870-1942,); Ker, William Balfour, (1872-); Kidder, (1874-1921,); King, W. B., (1868-1920,); Kline, Hibberd V. B. (1886-1981,); Kliz, (1857-1918,); Langaskens, Maurice, (1888-1964,); Léandre, Charles, (1889-); Lemaire, Germaine, (1856-1935,); Leroux, Jules Marie Auguste, (1888-1942,); Leyendecker, Frank X., (1874-1956,); Leyendecker, J. C. (1857-1926,); Lie, Jonas, (1877-1975,); Lipscombe, Guy, (1856-1927,); Love, C. W., (1880-1948,); Luria-Fowler, (1872-1951,); Macauley, C. R. (1875-1933,); MacKinnon, (1886-); Maksimov, Aleksei Fedorovich, (1869-1941,); Malherbe, William,; Mazza, Aldo,; McBride, R.,; McCay, Winsor,; Meyer, Herbert W.; Mielziner, Leo,; Moore, Bruce,; Mora, F. Luis; Morgan, Chas,; Morgan, R. G.,; Morgan, Wallace,; Myers, Lloyd,; Naudin, Bernard,; Neumont, Maurice,; Norton, John Warner,; Orr, Alfred Everitt,; Porteous, R. H.,; Partridge, Bernard,; Paus, Herbert Andrew,; Penfield, Edward,; Pennell, Joseph,; Perrigard, Hal Ross,; Petersham, Maud,; Picard, Marcel,; Poulbot, Francisque,; Raemaekers, Louis,; Raleigh, Henry,; Rapeno, A.,; Ravenhill, L.,; Redon, Georges,; Reilly, Frank,; Reuterdahl, Henry,; Rice, Burton,; Richards, George M.; Riesenberg, Sidney H.,; Robaudi, A.; Roberts, Hazel,; Roeg, Herman,; Roller, Alfred,; Rogers, W. A.; Romberg, Maurice,; Ross, J. D.,; Ruttan, Charles E.,; Sampson, Joseph Ernest,; Sarka, Charles N.; Schneck,; Scott, Georges,; Sesser, W. G.,; Sewell, Helen,; Shafer, L. A.; Sheridan, John E.,; Shirer, Hampton F. (Hampton Francis),; Simon, Jacques,; Sindelar, Thomas A.,; Smith, Frank Vining,; Smith, Jessie Willcox,; Spaulding,; Spear, Gil,; St. John, J. Allen; Stahr, Paul,; Sterner, Albert,; Steinlen, Théophile Alexandre,; Stern, Joseph,; Stevens, William Dodge,; Still, Roy Hull,; Strothmann, F.; Taylor, F. Walter; Tornrose, A. T.; Townsend, F. H.; Treidler, Adolph,; Abel-Truchet, Louis,; Underwood, Clarence F.,; Verpilleux, Emile,; Verrees, J. Paul,; Volk, Douglas,; Waddell, M.,; Wardle, Arthur,; Watkins, K.,; Welsh, H. Devitt,; Whitehead, Walter,; Wilbur, L. L.,; Willette, Adolphe,; Williams, J. Scott; Woodville, Richard Caton,; Woolf, S. J.; Wright, George Hand,; Yohn, F. C.; Young, William Crawford,; Young, Ellsworth,; Charles, Joseph.; Thomas, Geo. P.; Horsham, P. G.; Devney, R. E.; Volk, L.; Zlotnikov, F.; Heartwell, Charles L.,
Associated organizations: Abbey Press.; Acme Litho. Co.; Alco-Gravure.; Alles Show Print.; Allied Printing.; Alpha Litho Co.; Amalgamated Lithographers of America.; American Lithographic Co.; Andrew Reid & Co.; Associated Motion Picture Advertisers, Inc.; Beck Engraving Company.; Bemrose & Sons.; Berger-Levrault (Firm); Bookwalter-Ball Printing Co.; Capital Pub. Inc.; Carey Printing Company.; Central Litho. Co.; Century Company.; Chorley & Pickersgill Ltd.; Commercial Prtg. & Litho. Co.; Conwell Graphic Companies.; Coquemer, Imp.; David Allen & Sons.; Devambez (firm); E.S. & A. Robinson Limited.; Eckstein und Stahle (Stuttgart); Edward Stern & Co.; Erie Litho. & Ptg. Co.; Ets. Ruckert & Co. L. Godde, Sr.; Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company.; Foster and Kleiser Company.; Gatchel & Manning Company.; Georgia War Savings Committee.; Gibson Brothers (Printers); Gill Engraving Co.; Globe Lithographing Co.; Graphic Company.; Great Britain.; Greenwich Litho. Co.; H.C. Miner Litho. Co.; Hamilton Press.; Harris Lithographing Co.; Hegeman Print.; Henry Jenkinson Ltd.; Herschman & Cardy.; Heywood, Strasser & Voigt Litho. Co.; Howe Addressing Co.; Howell Lith. Co. Limited.; Illinois Litho. Co.; Imprimerie Chaix.; Imprimerie Charles Verneau (Paris, France); Imp. Cornille & Serre.; Imprimerie Crété.; Imprimerie F. Champenois.; Imp. H. Chachoin.; Imprimerie J.-E. Goossens.; Imp. La Chromographie Française.; Imprimerie de Vaugirard.; Imprimerie Monrocq (Paris, France); Imprimerie nationale (France); J.H. Tooker Litho. Co.; John H. Eggers Co.; Johnson, Riddle & Co.; Ketterlinus Lithographic Manufacturing Company.; Lapina Imp.; Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co.; Leslie-Judge Company.; Louis Roesch Co.; Lutz & Sheinkman Litho.; Rusling Wood, Litho.; Magill-Weinsheimer Co.; Manternach Company.; Manz Engraving Co.; Martinet.; Matthews-Northrup Works.; Merchants.; Metro Litho. Co.; Miles & Co., Ltd.; Military Training Camps Association (U.S.); Montreal Litho. Co.; Morgan Litho Company.; National Capital Press, Inc.; National Printing & Engraving Company (U.S.); National War Savings Committee (U.S.); New Columbus Lithograph Co.; New Era Press.; New-Art Lithographic Company.; Niagara Lithograph Co.; Ohio Litho. Co.; Otis Lithograph Co.; Parker-Brawner Co.; Phillips, A. M. L.; Press U.S. Navy Mobilization Bureau.; Public Ledger Company (Philadelphia, Pa.); Quadri-Color Co.; R.R. Donnelley and Sons Company.; Regensteiner Colortype Co.; Robert Gair (Firm); Roberts & Leete, Ltd.; Romwell Press.; Rotoprint Gravure Co.; Ryan & Hart Co.; Sackett & Wilhelms Litho. & Prt. Co.; Schmidt Litho. Co.; Seargeant Bros. Ltd.; Seiter & Kappes Litho Co.; Smith & Porter (Boston, Mass.); Spottiswoode & Co.; Star Co.; Stone Ltd.; Straker Brothers Limited.; Strobridge Lithographing Company.; T.F. Moore Co.; Knapp Co., Inc.; Thomsen-Ellis Company.; Thomson Printing Co.; United States.; United States.; United States Food Administration.; United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation.; United States Printing and Lithograph Co.; United Cigar Stores Company.; United States.; Van Dyck Gravure Co.; W.F. Powers Co.; Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co.
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