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Help, please, razobratsya.Chto this?
Diploma?
poster?
or .......
Maybe someone familiar with the artist's last name?
Seen in 1919, and I think it's a black pencil and watercolor.

E.
H.
Blashfield, LIBERTY PRINT /Woodrow Wilson.
This poster was designed for families of the fallen heroes of World War II.
Designer "EH Blashfield in 1919, and has similar lists with the signature of President Woodrow Wilson.

This is most likely lithography

If the signature is real 28-second U.S. president, perhaps it's interesting.

Thomas Woodrow Wilson.

http://www.peoples.ru/state/king/usa/wilson/

Artem, Yeah!
Thank you very much!

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It seems that the YES!
But the signature and the third line from the bottom are clearly lead reflux.
But could be interesting, the president at the lithography sign?
What do you think?
and how it can even find out?
Printed signature or alive?

It seems that the YES!
But the signature and the third line from below are clearly lead the ebb.
But he could be interesting, the president of lithography for sign?
think?
and how can I do to find out?
printed signature or alive?

Interestingly, and here he sign?
:)>

E. H BLASHFIELD signed such things ( see the flat pen ) for the president was made ​​by printing (plate- plate ) with his signature . On multiple auctions , I looked to sell such lithography , but the price is different . Why ? Provenance decided price . From a family .
The print is signed and dated by the designer "EH Blashfield in 1919 "as well as in plate signature of Woodrow Wilson.

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Cyril Syzransky you as always at the root of spectators.
:) "They were engaged in developing the design of the U.S. dollar.

Now everything is clear!
Thank you.

Itself was interesting to understand.
Thank you!

Here's an interesting article on the development of the dollar which was attended E. H BLASHFIELD.
So, for the overall development.

http://flyingmoose.org/truthfic/1896.htm