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Description: | Concept: charities, military personnel, comforts, inter-war, bomb damage Description: whole: the image covers the majority, with the title integrated and placed across the top, in red outlined black. The text is integrated and positioned across the top quarter in white outlined black and in red outlined black. Further text is integrated and positioned centre left in grey outlined black, across the lower third in red outlined black, and at the centre in black. Additional text is separate and positioned across the bottom in black and held within a black border. All set against a white background. image: against the background of a bomb damaged city, three British soldiers stare out at the viewer. One of them is pointing to a large poster being held up by his comrade, on which the words of the Prince of Wales are quoted. text: SOS FROM TOC.H. LATE 'TALBOT HOUSE', EVERYMANS CLUB, POPERINGHE AND YPRES. 1915-18. £30,000, IS URGENTLY NEEDED TO CONTINUE ITS WORK IN LONDON. TOC,H IS THE ARMY'S AFFECTIONATE DIM., FOR TALBOT HOUSE THE SOLDIER'S HOME FROM HOME IN THE YPRES SALIENT. H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, who knew and assisted the old house in Poperinghe, conveys 'his sincere and cordial wish that such an undertaking will meet with every success.' DudleyKibbler.20 DEL DONATIONS OR THE LOAN OF LARGE SUMS FOR REPAYMENT WITHOUT INTEREST ARE THE BEST WAY OF HELPING TOC.,H TO FOUND A CENTRAL CLUB HOUSE IN LONDON WITH HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION Cheques should be made payable to 'Toc. H.' or Bearer, addressed to Barclay's Bank, Ltd., 1 Pall Mall East, S.W.1 Padre and Hon. Secretary: Rev. P.B. CLAYTON, M.C., 'Toc. H.' Offices, Effingham House, Arundel St., Strand, W.C.1. PHILIP REID PRINTING CONTRACTOR, 47 FLEET ST. LONDON, E.C.4. Object: poster | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Kibbler, Dudley Printer: Philip Reid, Printing Contractor, London EC4 Publisher/Sponsor: Talbot House Everymans Club | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=2902... | Go to resource |
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