Funny Money Gets Treasury O. K.-The "inflation" currency printed by Jack Fulshear, Houston, Tex., advertising man, to lampoon and lambaste the Truman administration got treasury approval after an earlier squawk. Top photo shows face of new bill with the Democratic donkey nursing a bad eye and, below, the reverse side depicts an "unfinished symphony" score on a piano.

Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Funny Money Gets Treasury O. K.-The "inflation" currency printed by Jack Fulshear, Houston, Tex., advertising man, to lampoon and lambaste the Truman administration got treasury approval after an earlier squawk. Top photo shows face of new bill with the Democratic donkey nursing a bad eye and, below, the reverse side depicts an "unfinished symphony" score on a piano.

[ca. April 1952]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Inflation

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