We at Home Have a Battle to Win - Support your Savings Group

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Creator

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Fosh and Cross, London (printer)
National Savings Committee, London (publisher/sponsor)
Scottish Savings Committee, Edinburgh (publisher/sponsor)
Ulster Savings Committee, Belfast (publisher/sponsor)
Her Majesty's Stationery Office (publisher/sponsor)

Place made

Great Britain

Materials

Support: paper

medium: lithograph

Dimensions

Support: Height 374 mm, Width 247 mm

Catalogue number

Art.IWM PST 20855

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