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Collection of 18th Amendments (22)

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No alcohol sign showing a wine bottle and glass crossed out by a red circle and slash.
This clear prohibition sign indicates that alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the area.
No alcohol sign featuring a beer mug, wine bottle, and wine glass crossed out by a red prohibition circle.
This standard “No Alcohol” sign visually prohibits alcoholic beverages in public or private spaces.
Five red prohibition signs banning various alcoholic drinks: beer, wine, cocktail, martini, and bottle.
These standard “no alcohol” signs indicate banned beverages-including beer, wine, cocktails, and spirits-in venues like schools, hospitals, and transport hubs.
Prohibition sign showing crossed-out beer can, bottle, and glass of alcohol on yellow background.
A clear visual warning: alcohol in any form-including cans, bottles, and glasses-is prohibited here.
Vintage-style sign reading "Repeal 18th Amendment" with two hands toasting beer glasses.
A nostalgic tribute to the end of Prohibition, this sign celebrates the repeal of the 18th Amendment with vintage flair and a celebratory toast.
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A red prohibition symbol over a wine bottle and glass, labeled "Amendment 18" with text stating it prohibits making, drinking, or selling alcohol.
This graphic illustrates the core mandate of the 18th Amendment-prohibiting alcohol-and visually reinforces its historical impact through universal prohibition symbolism.
Protesters holding "WE WANT BEER 1933" signs during Prohibition repeal demonstrations.
A nighttime protest in 1933, where citizens-many women-marched with bold signs declaring “WE WANT BEER,” signaling widespread support for ending Prohibition.
A political cartoon showing a man labeled "Prohibition Enforcement" confronting a distressed figure labeled "Tariff," with another figure in the background.
A 1920s-era political cartoon depicting the clash between Prohibition enforcement and tariff interests, with symbolic figures and sharp satire.
Workers pour liquid from a barrel into a street manhole while onlookers observe, early 20th-century urban scene.
Municipal workers in early 1900s attire pour a viscous liquid into a street manhole, supervised by officials and police-a glimpse into early urban infrastructure maintenance.
Colorful logo for "Parties in the Park" featuring trees, musical notes, and abstract shapes.
A lively, modern logo representing community gatherings with music and nature.
Historic Joint Resolution from the 50th U.S. Congress, signed by President Grover Cleveland in 1887.
A preserved copy of the Joint Resolution passed by the 50th U.S. Congress in 1887, bearing the signatures of Speaker John G. Carlisle and President Grover Cleveland.
Green wine bottle and cyan martini glass on black background, stylized vector illustration.
A sleek green wine bottle stands beside a modern cyan martini glass, ideal for drink-related designs.
Political cartoon showing elephant and donkey debating a photo finish with two runners crossing the line.
The Republican elephant and Democratic donkey argue over a contested photo finish-highlighting how narrow electoral margins fuel political tension.
1930s activists holding "Repeal of Amendment" signs beside a vintage car in a city street protest.
Four campaigners-three women and one man-pose with “REPEAL OF AMENDMENT” signs attached to a 1930s sedan, symbolizing public support for ending Prohibition.
A cute light-blue cartoon bird with round eyes, an orange triangular beak, and soft wing shapes on a transparent background.
A charming minimalist blue bird icon ideal for playful digital designs.
Prohibited door symbol: a black open door icon crossed out by a red circle and diagonal line, indicating no entry or door use.
This “no entry” symbol with a door icon clearly indicates that the door must not be opened or used-common in secure or hazardous areas.
A political cartoon depicting a man and a woman riding a wave labeled "Vietnam," with the man waving triumphantly and the woman holding a sword, under the title "Riding to Victory!"
Political cartoon illustrating a triumphant ride on the "Vietnam" wave, symbolizing victory.
Uncle Sam pointing sternly with text "I WANT YOU TO STAY SOBER" in bold red and black letters.
Uncle Sam’s iconic gaze and direct appeal reinforce the urgent call to stay sober-combining patriotism with personal responsibility.
A black-and-white political cartoon depicting a torch held aloft above turbulent waters, with the word "HERITAGE" partially submerged and swirling in the waves.
"An American Tragedy" — a satirical illustration highlighting the erosion of national values.
Workers pour liquid from a barrel into a street manhole while onlookers observe, early 20th-century urban scene.
Municipal workers in early 1900s attire pour a viscous liquid into a street manhole, supervised by officials and police-a glimpse into early urban infrastructure maintenance.
Vintage-style sign reading "Repeal 18th Amendment" with two hands toasting beer glasses.
A retro-inspired metal sign commemorating the repeal of the 18th Amendment, featuring bold typography and a classic beer toast illustration.
Handwritten checklist titled "When I turn 18" with voting checked as necessary, others marked risky, honorable, or deadly.
“Voting isn’t just a right-it’s the only box you *must* check when turning 18.”