Ships That Pass in the Fight by Carey Cartoon Service

Colored 1914 political cartoon of Uncle Sam, John Bull and a German officer arguing over oil, with ships and a Zeppelin.

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A hand-colored political cartoon titled Ships That Pass in the Fight, issued weekly by the Carey Cartoon Service in 1914. Caricatured figures including Uncle Sam, John Bull, a German officer and John D. Rockefeller trade barbed remarks over oil, with ships, a Zeppelin and an airplane shown in the scene.

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1914

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Seascapes, Boats