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RMM23A2C–DIG FOR VICTORY POSTER 1940’s WW2 Propaganda Poster ‘Dig For Victory’ – Grow You Own Vegetables at home...Produced in New Zealand
RM2B1YW58–“Dig for Victory” Poster Iconic Vintage British World War II Propaganda Poster Food Campaign 1940/1 World War II Food Agriculture Production Great Britain UK Featuring low dynamic angle boot pushing spade into fertile earth
RMBR7M9H–A 'Dig For Victory' poster from World War Two on display at the Imperial War Museum, London, UK.
RM2G4TMAW–A Dig For Victory poster on display at Bressingham Steam museum and gardens located at Bressingham, Diss, Norfolk, England, UK
RFM414G9–An old bicycle, a Union flag and a World War 2 'Dig For Victory' poster outside a wooden hut at Pitstone Green Museum, Bedfordshire, UK.
RM2WAAYH0–Art colouring in activity, educational resource, World War II, Dig For Victory poster, school, home schooling, lesson plan, poster art, worksheet
RMBAP2N3–The 1939 Dig for Victory poster used by the government to spread awareness regarding the food shortages.
RM2HGERR5–UK, WW2. Dig For Victory poster 1940. Launched in September by The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries during the second world war.
RMJNX8XJ–WW2 British Propaganda Advertising poster 1940's Dig for (Victory) Plenty promoting Guinness for strength to dig for plenty and produce vegetables for victory
RM2F4TRXR–British, WW2, Food Production: Dig for Victory - Your Own Vegetables all the Year Round, poster, 1942-1945
RM2A3MRXF–British, WW2, Food Production, Dig for Plenty, (Dig for Victory), Grow food in your garden or get an allotment, poster, 1939-1946
RM2F739D1–A vintage WW2 poster informing people about food, saying Dig For Victory, Grow Your Own Vegatables
RMF81NNR–DIG FOR VICTORY One of a series of posters on the theme produced by the Ministry of Agriculture in the second world war.
RMF81NP2–DIG ON FOR VICTORY WW2 British Ministry of Agriculture poster designed about 1944 by Peter Fraser. Part of a Dig for Victory series which started in 1941. Fraser was born in Scotland in 1888 . He was a prolific artist until his death in 1950. The wording reflects concerns that with the end of the war in site food production was starting to slacken.
RM2AERDRB–'Dig For Victory Now' poster, a piece of World War II related replica memorabilia from Britain in the 1940s.
RMB1XEJ9–The 1939 Dig for Victory poster used by the government to spread awareness regarding the food shortages.
RM2X0825D–MINISTRY OF INFORMATION CAMPAIGN POSTERS, LONDON, UK, 1940 - A civilian walks past a large horizontal 'Dig for Victory' poster, which can be seen on railings somewhere in London
RMDDT39K–'Dig for Victory', propaganda poster for Britain's African colonies, c1940. Artist: Unknown
RM2A3MRX4–British, WW2, Food Production poster, Dig for Plenty, (Dig for Victory), Grow food in your garden or get an allotment, 1939-1946
RMG1K7DK–'You are needed in the fields' World War II, Second World War, WWII, WW2; Scottish Victory Harvest poster recruiting land girls on a doorway in the village of Haworth, Yorkshire, UK
RF2E2BEE9–British government public information poster from the Second World War encouraging people to adopt a healthy diet.
RM2B02FCK–One of the most memorable campaigns during World War Two, was the 'Dig for Victory' campaign. Any piece of land that could be turned over to the use of growing fruit and vegetables was made use of. Even those who hadn’t considered their fingers to be green before the war, picked up their spades and gave veggie gardening a go. Everyone was offered help and guidance from the Ministry of Agriculture, to get growing.
RM2A25470–Dig for Britain, Victory' British propaganda poster, to influence the population towards support for the war effort in World war two.
RM2AD3H7W–Dig For Victory vintage sign outdoors in summer garden, Arley station, Severn Valley Railway 1940's wartime event. Grow your own produce food supplies.
RMBAP1FN–The 1939 Dig for Victory poster used by the government to spread awareness regarding the food shortages.
RM2T1KNFJ–Ministry of Information Campaign Posters, London, UK, 1940 A civilian walks past a large horizontal 'Dig for Victory' poster, which can be seen on railings somewhere in London.
RM2DG9CWM–Dig For Victory & ARP Wardens Wanted Poster At A 1940's WW2 Reenactment Event At The Black Country Living Museum Dudley West Midlands England UK
RF2E2BEEF–British government public information poster from the Second World War encouraging people to grow their own food.
RM2B033XW–'Never was so much owed by so many to so few' was a wartime speech made by the British Prime Minister Winston Churchill on 20 August 1940. The name stems from the specific line in the speech referring to the ongoing efforts of the Royal Air Force crews who were at the time fighting the Battle of Britain, the pivotal air battle with the German Luftwaffe with Britain expecting a German invasion, as well as starting the dangerous bombing campaign over Germany.
RM2RCGKBH–Soldiers and civilians gathered around a war poster in France during World War One. The poster is promoting the French War Loan of 1916 and encourages people to subscribe for victory. The location of the poster is in the city of Orleans, and it features various symbols and graphics related to the war effort.
RM2JRF9RN–Ministry of Information Campaign Posters, London, UK, 1940 A view of Marble Arch in London, which is used as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site'. On the side is a 'Dig for Victory' poster and across the front is a large banner encouraging the public to buy National War Bonds.
RM2X08246–MINISTRY OF INFORMATION CAMPAIGN POSTERS, LONDON, UK, 1940 - A view of Marble Arch in London, which is used as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site'. On the side is a 'Dig for Victory' poster and across the front is a large banner encouraging the public to buy National War Bonds
RM2T1KNDC–Ministry of Information Campaign Posters, London, UK, 1940 A view of Marble Arch in London, which is used as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site'. On the side is a 'Dig for Victory' poster and across the front is a large banner encouraging the public to buy National War Bonds.
RM2T1KT4H–The Royal Exchange in London in use as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site' with a 'Dig for Victory banner' across the entrance in 1940. A view of the Royal Exchange in London, which was used as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site'. A 'Dig for Victory banner' is hanging across the columns at the front.
RM2JRFC1K–The Royal Exchange in London in use as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site' with a 'Dig for Victory banner' across the entrance in 1940. A view of the Royal Exchange in London, which was used as a Ministry of Information 'special poster site'. A 'Dig for Victory banner' is hanging across the columns at the front.
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