A striking World War I propaganda poster commissioned by the United States Treasury Department to encourage Americans—especially women—to purchase War Savings Stamps. Featuring Joan of Arc in shining armor with sword raised, this iconic image became one of the most recognizable American wartime posters of 1918. It was created by noted illustrator William Haskell Coffin, whose artwork appeared on the covers of many leading magazines of the era.
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This historic poster urged American women to support the war effort financially by purchasing War Savings Stamps, drawing a powerful comparison between Joan of Arc's defense of France and America's role in World War I. Its bold imagery and memorable message have made it one of the enduring classics of U.S. wartime poster art.
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This is not an antique original photograph. It is a modern reprint made from a high-resolution scan of the original historic image.