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Clear umbrella with a sleek black plastic handle, featuring an automatic opening mechanism and a charming red and black poppy flower print.
$15.00
Poppy Umbrella
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An Image of an opened umbrella with a front panel that has the National WWI Museum and Memorial logo on it. The front panel is red, and the rest of the umbrella is mostly red with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. the background of these poppies are a cool blue color. The handle is black and has a unique c shaped end.
An image of an opened umbrella giving an inside view to the product. The umbrella is mostly red with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. the background of these poppies are a cool blue color. The handle is black and has a unique c shaped end.
$45.00
WHITNEYMANNEY Inverted Umbrella
A packet of poppy seeds featuring an image of a vintage poster that depicts a woman in a patriotic dress holding a basket of wildflowers, with the text Sow Seeds of Victory.
Vintage poster promoting poppy seeds, featuring a woman in a patriotic dress holding a basket of wildflowers, with the text Sow Seeds of Victory.
$5.00
Poppy Seed Packet
A metal tin labeled Heirloom Victory Garden holds seed packets, including organic watermelon seeds. The lid boasts illustrations of vegetables and an American flag.
Array of vegetable seed packets, featuring organic seeds like beans, lettuce, spinach, cucumber, sweet peppers, tomatoes, carrots, squash, watermelon, and kale. Each packet boasts colorful and artistic illustrations.
$32.00
Heirloom Victory Garden Gift Tin
A sheet of vintage-style stickers showcases WWI-era Farmerettes and the Women's Land Army, highlighting women in farming. It promotes wartime labor roles with slogans like Plant a War Garden and Food, don't waste it.
$12.00
Farmerette Sticker Set
Sticker sheet showcasing vintage World War I posters from the National WWI Museum: a woman with a basket, a gardener, and a carrot with fists among produce. Featuring the slogan Food is Ammunition, War Gardens Over the Top, Sow the Seeds of Victory, and Plant a War Garden.
$12.50
War Garden Posters Sticker Set
A vintage propaganda poster by John E. Sheridan features a basket of vegetables with soldiers and an American flag in the background. The U.S. Food Administration's message reads: Food is Ammunition - Don't waste it.
A vintage propaganda poster by John E. Sheridan features a basket of vegetables with soldiers and an American flag in the background. The U.S. Food Administration's message reads: Food is Ammunition - Don't waste it.
$7.50
Food is Ammunition Magnet
A vintage mini poster depicts a child saluting with text urging the consumption of corn meal, oatmeal, and rice while avoiding wheat cereals and leaving no food waste. Issued by the U.S. Food Administration.
A vintage mini poster depicts a child saluting with text urging the consumption of corn meal, oatmeal, and rice while avoiding wheat cereals and leaving no food waste. Issued by the U.S. Food Administration.
$15.00
"Little Americans" Mini Poster
A vintage book cover titled Garden Guide: The Amateur Gardeners Handbook by John Harrison Dick, brimming with gardening information, published in 1917 and adorned with a decorative green and brown pattern.
$18.00
Garden Guide
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Illustrated book cover of The Peach Pit Parade: A World War I Story, featuring a girl holding a basket of peaches amidst trees, symbolizing victory gardens.
$18.00
The Peach Pit Parade
This collectors edition of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, adorned with Tasha Tudor illustrations, showcases a girl peering through a keyhole-shaped cutout.
$20.00
The Secret Garden

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