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Description: | Concept: inter-war, military personnel, wounded / disabled, uniform, civilian personnel, costume / fashion, exhibition, emblems Description: whole: the two images are occupy the left quarter and the right quarter. The title is separate and positioned in the upper centre, in red and in black. The main text is separate and positioned down the centre, in red and in black. Further text is integrated and positioned in the upper left and upper right, in black. The emblem of the National Scheme for Disabled Men is positioned at the top. All set against a white background, and held within black and blue borders. image: the left-hand image is a full-length depiction of a British soldier in full kit marching off to war. The right-hand image is a full-length depiction of a wounded, discharged soldier in civilian clothes. He stands outside a hospital, with a walking stick, looking thoughtful. text: 'The Call of duty.' 'I wonder who will employ me now?' NATIONAL SCHEME FOR DISABLED MEN [additional text] TRAINING OF DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN GENERAL HOSPITAL [additional text follows] SEE THE ACTUAL WORKING OF THE SCHEME BY DISABLED MEN AT THE EXHIBITION AT CENTRAL HALL WESTMINSTER July 21st to July 29th, 1920. EMPLOYERS WILLING TO TRAIN OR EMPLOY DISABLED MEN SHOULD WRITE TO THE CONTROLLER, TRAINING DEPT., MINISTRY OF LABOUR, ST. ERMIN'S, WESTMINSTER, OR ASK THE EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE FOR PARTICULARS. (4734) wT.7597/M1112 6/20 7500 D.St. (Gp. 160) THE DANGERFIELD PRINTING Co. LTD. LONDON. Object: rifle, helmet, walking stick, hat | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Unknown Printer: The Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd, London Publisher/Sponsor: National Scheme for Disabled Men; Ministry of Labour | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=3323... | Go to resource |
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