On The Homefront - For Teachers (Library of Congress)

Americans! Share the meat as a wartime necessity

Victory gardens, gas and food rationing, scrap drives and salvage collections helped conserve resources for the war effort.

	Are you helping? with salvage (WWII poster encouraging citizen participation in salvage efforts)
	Americans! Share the meat as a wartime necessity (World War II poster asking Americans to conserve meat during wartime)
	Be a victory farm volunteer in the U.S. Crop Corps (WWII Victory farm volunteer poster)
	Be patriotic, sign your country’s pledge to save the food (WWI US Food Administration poster)
	Do with less--so they'll have enough (WWII poster promoting rationing)
	Forty-two keys to victory (WWII photo depicting typewriter drive)
	The fruits of victory (World War I poster promoting war gardens and food preservation)
	Fuel oil conservation (WWII photo depicting blackout insulation as a method of fuel conservation)
	Get behind the girl he left behind (WWI Victory garden poster)
	Poster distributed by Office of War Information (OWI) to Office of Civilian Defense councils(WWII poster encouraging warm dressing to conserve fuel)
	Ration For Victory (WWII poster depicting equitable rationing plan)
	Registered War Garden under protection of State Council of Defense (WWI war garden poster)
	Rubber reclamation (WWII photo showing scrap tires collected)
	Save scrap for victory! (WWII poster promoting scrap drives to aid in the war effort)
	Save your cans (WWII poster promoting saving aluminum cans to be turned into ammunition)
	School children planting (WWI photo showing school children planting crops)
	Townspeople volunteer to save wartime oil crop (WWII photo showing townspeople saving peanut crop)
	War Gardening and Home Storage of Vegetables (WWI gardening manual)
	War gardens for victory (WWII victory garden poster)
	Wartime food demonstration (WWII photo of demonstration of wartime cookery)
	We are cooperating with the 15,000,000 women who are keeping the home front pledge (WWII poster promoting rationing)
	Your sugar ration is 2 lbs. per month (WWI sugar rationing poster)