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The escalator to prosperity (British poster, 1929)
Text: The escalator to prosperity – Vote Conservative. Year: 1929. Publisher: Conservative Party. Artist: Unknown. Additional information: Published ahead of the 1929 general election showing citizens ascending the prosperity escalator. Signs along the escalator read: ‘Peace in Industry’, ‘More Employment’, ‘Reduced Cost of Living’, ‘Lower Taxation’, ‘Safeguarding’ and ‘Ratings Relief’.
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Greetings (British Christmas card, 1937)
Text: Greetings – International Volunteers of Liberty. Year: 1937. Publisher: Unknown. Artist: Unknown. Additional information: Sent to British soldiers serving in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War.
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Comrades in Arms (British poster, 1942)
Text: Comrades in Arms. Year: 1942. Publisher: Unknown. Artist: Unknown. Additional information: The poster was produced as part of an exhibition held in London titled ‘Comrades in Arms: Pictures of the Soviets at War’. The exhibition was held a year after the signing of the Anglo-Soviet Agreement in July 1941, which formalised the wartime alliance…
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