THE WORLD WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION CATALOG
Viquesney had many firm names, among them, The World War Memorial Association, which he founded in Spencer, Indiana. It was mainly a vehicle to showcase and promote some of his creations.
This version of the folder is from approximately 1935.
This version of the folder is from approximately 1935.
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 Front and back  Pages 7 and 8 |
 Pages 1 and 2  Pages 9 and 10 |
 Pages 3 and 4  Pages 11 and 12 |
 Pages 5 and 6  Pages 13 and 14 |
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PRODUCT FLIER
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Viquesney relied heavily on printed advertising media to showcase his products: Magazines, handbills, postcards, catalogs, single item sales brochures, and newspapers. At right is a handbill featuring four of his creations, probably from the mid- or late 1930s.
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POSTCARD AD
Besides brochures, Viquesney also issued postcards bearing images of his works. The one at left shows his "Spirit of the Flag", a piece he was particularly proud of, having sent one to President Franklin D. Roosevelt for his birthday, where it was received with "much thanks".
