Prohibition era posters & prints

Enforcing prohibition Anonymous

Drink gets the better of a young man Anonymous

A bar in Camden, New Jersey, being forcibly dismantled by dry agents Anonymous

A rum-running boat caught smuggling in 2000 bottles Anonymous

Al Capone Karen Humpage

Prohibition Rum Runner Anonymous

Prohibition Post Card Anonymous

Print of a Moonshine Distillery Being Raided Anonymous

Illegal Moonshine Anonymous

Women'S Whisky War In Ohio Anonymous

American Lithograph "Principles of the Prohibition Party" Anonymous

New York City Deputy Police Commissioner John A. Leach, watching agents pour liquor into sewer following a raid during the... American Photographer

Prohibition Poster Anonymous

Fights between inhabitants to catch illegal liquor bottles during Prohibition Anonymous

Prohibition Related Auto Attachments Anonymous

Prohibition Tin Tray Anonymous

The First Prohibition, 1529 Lucas van Leyden

Anti-Prohibition Novelty Item Anonymous

Mugs Of Beer as Seen In Bally Hoo Magazine Celebrating The End Of Prohibition On December 5 1933 Anonymous

The Prohibition of Coolie Traffic by the Portuguese Government, American Clippers Used to Convey Coolies Lying Idle in Macao Roads Anonymous

Motoritis, or other interpretations of the Motor Act. Travelling Backwards Article IV (1), 1906. Anonymous

Prohibitionist Party Platform Anonymous

Their Security Demands You Vote Repeal National Prohibition Reform Poster Anonymous

Opium-Smoking in New York (From Harpers Weekly, September 24, 1881), 1881 Anonymous

Subscribe for the Chicago Figaro Anti-Prohibition Kurz & Allison

Cartoon of The Temperance Crusade: Four Hours in a Bar Room Anonymous

Anti-Prohibition Button Anonymous

The Smokers' Rebellion George Henry Boughton

Portrait of Joseph Livesey English School

Anti-Prohibition Buttons Anonymous

Police Arresting Drunks Anonymous

Three Drinking and Smoking Farmers in a Tavern, 1666-67 Adriaen Jansz. van Ostade

Opium smoking in the East End of London WB Murrey

1950s frowning businessman in jacket and tie smoking a pipe Anonymous

Tyranny Charles Samuel Keene

Two Young Noblemen Smoking, A Pro-Smoking Illustration from the Reign of James I English School