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Charles Davis Mitchell (1887-1940), "When this war is finished I will not stand any nonsense from the United States." The Kaiser to Gerard

Charles Davis Mitchell (1887-1940), "When this war is finished I will not stand any nonsense from the United States." The Kaiser to Gerard

Charles Davis Mitchell (1887-1940)

"When this war is finished I will not stand any nonsense from the United States." The Kaiser to Gerard (Poster from World War I)

Published: c. 1914-1919, Philadelphia, by an unknown Liberty Loan Committee 

Produced by the Beck Engraving Company, New York and Philadelphia 

Lithograph

Sheet size: 23 x 19 1/4"

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