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First call - I need you in the Navy this minute! Our country will always be proudest of those who answered the first call / / James Montgomery Flagg.
London Terrace news, Vol. 6, no. 9
First call I need you in the Navy this minute! Our country will always be proudest of those who answered the first call.
If you question it-report it - NARA - 514593
Dixie Dog sign, Wolfforth, Texas
I Want a Policeman - theatrical playbill, public domain image
"For Liberty and Peace on Earth Give War Bonds" - NARA - 514290
Civilian defense poster. There's a place for every American in the Civilian Defense program as proclaimed in the striking poster above, designed by Charles Tudor, and issued today in two colors by the Office of War Information (OWI). The poster emphasizes the basic emblem of the Office of Civilian Defense. It is printed in red and blue, and is being distributed by state and local defense councils throughout the nation. Poster designed by Charles Tudor, distributed by the Office of Civilian Defense. It is printed in red and blue on white. Copies may be obtained from state and local councils
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A couple of people standing in front of a building. Buckingham guard london.
London battalion marching up to the trenches, Flanders
Men of the Auxiliary Fire Service respond to an alarm call in London during 1940. D2627
Rifle Brigade. Vintage American cigarette card
Rifle Brigade. Vintage American cigarette card
[Notre-Dame de Paris] Prise d'armes des truands
British army Rifleman Callum, deployed in support of
Two green telephone booths sitting on the side of a street. Phone booth london england.
An Infantryman with Bermuda Regiment, fires a Ruger
Answer the call of the London Rifle Brigade / Byam Shaw.
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Poster showing a civilian rising from his desk and putting on his coat, as a man in uniform opens the office door to reveal a battlefield.
130 Bunhill Row EC or Winchester House, Old Broad St. EC.
British World War I Posters. Recruiting and Enlistment. Recruiting and Enlistment. War Loans and Bonds.
Following the outbreak of war in 1914, the conflict rapidly grew towards ‘Total War‘. During the early years of the war, poster design and distribution in Britain was organized by the War Propaganda Bureau run out of Wellington House in London. Many of the designs and content of the posters produced during this period were decided internally without oversight from the British Parliament. From 1916 onward, the production of posters and propaganda was centralized through the British Government and, by 1918, were run primarily by the British Ministry for Information. All posters in this collection are printable in high definition.
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