Build Your Meals Around Potatoes 1914 Reproduction Poster

About this poster:

This reproduction poster highlights the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Food Administration's campaign to promote potato consumption during World War I. The central message, "Build Your Meals Around Potatoes," encourages Americans to incorporate potatoes into their daily diet.

The poster suggests that eating potatoes "Every Meal" will "Save Wheat," reflecting wartime efforts to conserve resources. The text also mentions the availability of both old and new potatoes at a set price "per peck," emphasizing affordability and availability for consumers. The poster uses a straightforward design with bold typography to convey its message clearly and effectively.

Our vintage-style wartime conservation posters evoke the spirit of resilience and patriotic dedication. This classic piece channels the enduring charm of wartime conservation, inviting you to appreciate an era when every resource was cherished. Professionally printed by Lumber City Prints on premium quality 230gsm Matte Photo Paper, this poster is a stunning tribute to vintage travel and artful design.

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