GENERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN POSTER.
CHURCHILL. WINSTON. S.
Vintage Poster (14.5 x 10 inches). Bright blue silhouette image of Churchill, smoking cigar, printed on white background. No date or no artist named. Page just a little creased but overall a very good bright example. Published by Churchill's election campaign manager for the 1959 general election, the last that Churchill stood in. An interesting poster for the time. With no text and just a bold one colour silhouette the poster relies on an instantly recognisable image to get it's message across. Published by Printed by Maysigns, East Ham, London for W. H. Barlow-Wheeler. South Woodford. E18. 1959, 1959
Halifax Bomber. Diagramatic poster entitled 'Standard Break-in
Markings'
Printed for H.M. Stationary Office, April 1946, colour litho.
poster showing how the public can assist the aircrew in the
event of a crash, good condition, 30 x 40 in Air Diagram 3996
Prepared by the ministry of Supply for promulgation by Air
Minsistry printed by Thomas Forman and sons Notiingham with
initials to base left (artist??) RTP some marking folds as
issued £185 colour superb as folded in a drawer since 1946 !
old tear centre caused from folding will send reinforced with
conservation tape remember A0 sized
'National Service. Defend your island from the grimmest menace that ever threatened it', c.1917, colour lithograph poster, very good condition,
"Pour le triomph, souscrivez à l'emprunt National. Banque Nationale de Crédit"
Poster on linen by Georges Goursat, "Sem" (Périgueux 1863 - París 1934 ) Georges Goursat (1863–1934), known as Sem, was a French caricaturist famous during the Belle Époque. Published: Paris : Imp. Devambez, 1918 Size 119 x 79 cm . On linen from new some age toning Was folded when new so a veertical separation to the top along an original crease ( sent mended) and a tear top right corner printed near to base ( not trimmed done like that) scarce poster £385 inc delivery much less collected
La complainte du poilu, en latin de cuisine roulante .. .
Description: Nine drawings in panels, each accompanied by three lines in mock Latin verse, on linen backing. Woodcut, in colour., with text in letterpress ; 65 x 50 cm. In France during WW I soldiers were referred to as “Poilu” (Hairy) because life in the trenches was not conducive to regular shaving. By Guy Arnoux. 1886-1951 born August 26, 1886 in Paris 7th and died August 5, 1951 in Ardon (Loiret) 1, an artist, illustrator and graphic designer . He illustrated nearly eighty books including several major formats of remarkable quality printing at Devambez, Paris Condition on linen some edge nibbles and light toning(wartime paper) £185 inc delivery scarce poster Size 64.5 cm x 49 cm
Grenadiers de France 1792 vers la victoire 1915 / "1792 towards the victory 1915 - Grenadiers of France"
By Guy Arnoux. 1886-1951 born August 26, 1886 in Paris 7th and died August 5, 1951 in Ardon (Loiret) 1, an artist, illustrator and graphic designer . He illustrated nearly eighty books including several major formats of remarkable quality printing at Devambez, Paris Size 64.5 cm x 49 cm Condition on linen some edge nibbles and an old water stain to the edge of the margin base left £185 inc delivery scarce poster