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A guide to the World War I posters in the Bowman Gray Collection of the Rare Book Collection at Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, published by the library in 1988. Its 210 pages reproduce posters of 1914 to 1918, some in color, and end with a four-page bibliography. The posters were gathered by the private collector Bowman Gray.
Published by the Ackland Art Center at the University of North Carolina in 1969 for an exhibition of First World War propaganda posters, selected from the Bowman Gray collection of materials on the two world wars, part of the university library's Rare Book Collection. One unnumbered illustrated volume, 31 cm.
Web exhibit from 2002 by Libby Chenault of 100 American World War I posters from the Bowman Gray collection in the UNC Rare Book Collection, grouped by theme with an essay on their history. Part of Documenting the American South, in the collection North Carolinians and the Great War.
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