Honest industry versus Bolshevism
Herbert Johnson · 1878-1946
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A sepia-toned drawing on orange paper by Herbert Johnson, dated 1917, shows a procession of men, women and children carrying bundles and sacks. Several sacks are inscribed with the words Thrift, Honest Industry and Loyalty, and figures ascend a staircase at right.
