Spick and Span Mather Poster ✓ delicate Featured is the first one

Featured is the first one built in 1928

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This beautiful lavender poster advertises an exhibit at the Zürich museum of design

Translation: The Globe Trotter / Illustrated newspaper 16 PAGES Under Cover _ 15 pennies / publishes Le Secret Du Volcan by Andre Laurie and Knick-Knack Club by E

Spick and Span Mather Poster ✓ delicate Featured is the first one"Spick and span. Shipshape working place Shipshape results Shipshape record. How's it with you?" This nautical poster is in reference to the idiom "runs a tight ship." It ends with a boastful rhetorical question, meant to motivate workers to do better work. The 1920s brought in great wealth for America, propaganda posters from World War I and the start of welfare capitalism. It was the perfect environment for Mather and Company work ethic posters to