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Wot Ever You Do–I Votes for You!
[Image: Little girl putting a ballot marked "You" into a ballot box. Text along the bottom reads, "Wot ever you do - I votes for you!" Signed by illustrator Mabel Lucie Attwell.] Color; 9x14cm; Print
Sir, Will Women Ever Have Votes?
[Image: A photograph of a woman and man standing together talking. The woman points out a newspaper article to the man who shakes his finger at her. The text beneath the photograph reads: "Sir, Will Women ever have Votes? - 'WAIT and SEE!'"]…
This card is good for 1000 votes
VOTE
FOR
No _______
THIS CARD IS GOOD FOR
1000 VOTES
When presented by the person
to whom it is addressed
[Image: A woman wearing a large hat is leaning over a stand that reads, “Vote For No. ___”; she has one arm up. Text below reads,…
FOR
No _______
THIS CARD IS GOOD FOR
1000 VOTES
When presented by the person
to whom it is addressed
[Image: A woman wearing a large hat is leaning over a stand that reads, “Vote For No. ___”; she has one arm up. Text below reads,…
VOTES FOR WOMEN A SUCCESS: THE MAP PROVES IT
[Image: Text at the top reads, “Votes for Women a Success.” Below is a map of the United States with white, gray, black, and dotted states. Text above the map reads, “The Map Proves It.” Text below the map reads, “1913 Alaska.” Text at the bottom…
WOMENS SUFFRAGE
WOMENS SUFFRAGE
REFORM
NO
TAXATION
WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION
[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black image and text hand-coloured in red, green and yellow, white background, produced by the Suffrage Atelier, stylised image of a woman on…
REFORM
NO
TAXATION
WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION
[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black image and text hand-coloured in red, green and yellow, white background, produced by the Suffrage Atelier, stylised image of a woman on…
W.S.P.U. EDITORIAL DEPT.
W.S.P.U. EDITORIAL DEPT.,
VOTES
THIS
SESSION
VOTES
THIS
SESSION
SUFFRAGETTE PROCESSION, OCT. 7, 1911
[Image: 'No Vote No Tax' Procession 7 October 1911.]
SEVEN TO TWO!
SEVEN TO TWO!
Seven to eight million men have VOTES. Only
one-and-a-half to two million women would be entitled
to vote if what we are asking for is granted.
TO THE POLLING STATION
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Seven to eight million men have VOTES. Only
one-and-a-half to two million women would be entitled
to vote if what we are asking for is granted.
TO THE POLLING STATION
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Mrs. Partington again
Mrs. Partington again: "WAIT, WAIT, WHY CAN'T YOU WAIT?"
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black text, black, red and white image, white background, Artists' Suffrage League cartoon depicting a man…
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black text, black, red and white image, white background, Artists' Suffrage League cartoon depicting a man…