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(posters) Made by: George Him & Jan Le Witt 'Lewitt-Him' (artist)
The Effects of Over-cooking and Keeping Hotwhole: The image fills the majority of the design, with text in red and black positioned at the bottom. image: A chimney with smoke in the shape of vegetables rising into the air. text: THE EFFECTS OF OVER-COOKING AND KEEPING HOT. Vitamin value,...
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(art) Made by: Bone, Stephen 1941-10-01
Camouflaging the Pipeline at the British Aluminium Company's Works at Fort William : October 1941image: a view looking down a hill, along the pipeline, towards the aluminum works with a river and mountains in the distance. A frame work has been erected above the pipeline and workers can be seen covering the framework with camouflage materials.
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(souvenirs and ephemera) Made by: John Waddington Ltd, London & Leeds
MonopolySecond World War period British board game. Its wartime provenance is reflected by the fact that the 'property accessories' have been replaced by wooden parts, and a Spinner has been substituted for the dice. Waddington made a variety of board games such...
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(souvenirs and ephemera) Made by: MHC
carton, 'Demi SanispoonsA set of disposable cardboard spoons, 'Sanispoons', manufactured in the USA and supplied for British home front use during the Second World War. The set, which comes in its original cardboard box, is incomplete (it should contain twenty-five spoons). The...
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(posters) Made by: Havinden, Ashley (artist) 1939
ARP - Auxiliary Firemen Wantedwhole: a text-based design with the letters 'A R P' displayed in red, grey and blue, covering the whole poster. Three labels are placed at varying diagonal angles across these letters. The top label contains dark blue text set against light blue. The...
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(equipment) Made by: Newey's
black-out curtain fastenersSecond World War period blackout curtain-fasteners (made by Newey's) which were intended to be screwed into the wall around the window frame. A separate pack had to be purchased with the 'other side' of the snaps to sew onto the curtain, after which the...
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(souvenirs and ephemera)
badge, 'V For Victory' FavourSecond World War British Home Front 'V' for Victory Favour badge. The responsibility and origins of the 'V' for Victory campaign lay with the BBC who in July 1941, in the wake of the desperate Russian defensive operations following the German invasion,...
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(art) Made by: Pearce, C J 1943
A Crashed Aeroplane, Devonimage: A fireman stands in the foreground, one arm raised vertically above him, the other out to his right. There is a long firehose running from the bottom of the composition down the ploughed field, and up the green hill behind. Another fireman...