Easter 1915: the war continues to drag on. All the good slogan writers have quit their jobs and enlisted in the army.
I like the graphics. Unusual.
Excellent dark British humour. We’ve not changed and never will.
This looks like the kind of image that appears on the wall in the background of a horror film that foreshadows all of the horrific things that eventually happen to the protagonist
Most dated part of this poster: the prefix, hyphen and apostrophe in “motor-‘bus”.
(More dated than the German invasion: those ways of spelling “bus” were quite dead by the time of WWII.)
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Nothing says fun day out like a poster that looks like the start of a Black Mirror episode.
Source: [https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/collections/collections-online/posters/item/1983-4-601](https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/collections/collections-online/posters/item/1983-4-601)
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Easter 1915: the war continues to drag on. All the good slogan writers have quit their jobs and enlisted in the army.
I like the graphics. Unusual.
Excellent dark British humour. We’ve not changed and never will.
This looks like the kind of image that appears on the wall in the background of a horror film that foreshadows all of the horrific things that eventually happen to the protagonist
Most dated part of this poster: the prefix, hyphen and apostrophe in “motor-‘bus”.
(More dated than the German invasion: those ways of spelling “bus” were quite dead by the time of WWII.)
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