Don't Spend It All - The Squirrel Saves

The "Don’t Spend It All" posters were part of an advertising campaign that ran during the early 1920’s which urged individuals to save more and deposit in their banks. Each design and respective message of these posters, while varied in their content, all reflect the purpose of the campaign as a whole: to make the general public feel that savings would help to improve their financial futures.
This specific poster features the logo of the campaign, a yellow steel triangle inscribed with "Don’t Spend It All" on the bottom left corner. The poster features a father and son watching a squirrel getting ready to hibernate. The upper portion of the poster features the text "The squirrel saves for the winter of his life. A wonderful lesson from Nature!" a lesson that the father would teach his son.

The poster is signed by the artist, E Bergstein. Unfortunately, there is no information on the artist.

This is an Original Vintage Poster. It is not a reproduction. This poster is linen backed and in excellent condition. We guarantee the authenticity of all our posters.