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Poster (reproduction), Torturing Women in Prison, created by the Women’s Social and Political Union, London, 1913
Poster showing the forced feeding of women in prison as a response to suffragettes going on hunger strikes
Poster, "Inez Milholland Boissevain who died for the freedom of woman" published by the National Women's Party, 1917
Poster depicting Inez Milholland Boissevain as a martyr for the women's suffrage movement
Photograph, suffragettes holding signs in London, 1912 November 21
London suffragettes picketing
Broadside, “Woman Suffrage as a War Measure,” Public Interests’ League of Massachusetts, undated
Broadside in response to the argument that women's suffrage is a good war measure
Record, “Schultz on Women’s Suffrage,” by Frank Kennedy, 1917
Record for audio of "Schultz on Women’s Suffrage" by Frank Kennedy, published by Victor Records
Illustration, “Where’s the Difference?” Harper’s Bazaar, 1869 July 3
Illustration showing women participating in a traditional male environment (with negative perspective)
Button, “Let Mother Vote," Whitehead & Hoag Co., ca. 1910-1911
Button in support of the women's rights movement
Pennant, “Votes for Women,” produced by the Woman Suffrage Party, New York City, ca. 1912-1920
Pennant in support of the women's rights movement
Broadside, “Suffrage as a War Measure,” 1917 October
Broadside advertising woman's suffrage as a component of national defense
Illustration, “Win-the-War Women: The Nurse,” The Woman Citizen, 1918 May 4
Illustration showing a woman nurse during World War I