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Description: | Concept: commemorative, charities, landscape, literature, events / anniversaries, emblems, inter-war Description: whole: the image covers the whole, with the title and text integrated and positioned across the upper quarter, in red outlined black, and in black, against a white background. Further text is integrated and positioned lower right, in white and in red, against a black background. image: a field of poppies, in which stands a cross. text: REMEMBRANCE DAY NOVEMBER 11TH F.M.EARL HAIG'S APPEAL ST.DUNSTAN'S INCLUDED AMONG THE BENEFICIARIES OF THE BRITISH LEGION POPPY DAY APPEAL Wear a Flanders Poppy 'If ye break with us who die we shall not sleep, though poppies grow in Flanders fields' by the late Colonel John Mc.Crae. Published by the Courtesy Of 'PUNCH' BRITISH LEGION APPEALS DEPARTMENT. 29, CROMWELL ROAD, LONDON,S.W.7. REGISTERED UNDER THE WAR CHARITIES ACT 1916. MAURICE KIRTH. R. 9 WATERLOW AND SONS LTD. LONDON AND DUNSTABLE Object: poppy, grave cross | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Kirth, Maurice Printer: Waterlow and Sons Ltd, London EC2, Dunstable and Watford Publisher/Sponsor: British Legion Associated Person: Haig, Douglas (Field Marshal Earl) | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=2902... | Go to resource |
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