W. R. Royle & Son Ltd. By Land Sea and Air The Allies Are Hitting Back

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GLC#
GLC09654.29-View header record
Type
Broadsides, posters & signs
Date
1939-1945
Author/Creator
W. R. Royle & Son Ltd.
Title
By Land Sea and Air The Allies Are Hitting Back
Place Written
England
Pagination
1 poster Height: 50.2 cm, Width: 37.7 cm
Primary time period
Great Depression and World War II, 1929-1945
Sub-Era
World War II

One poster entitled, "By Land Sea and Air The Allies Are Hitting Back," dated 1939-1945. Poster features a V-shape formation of soldiers with flags behind them. There are also six scenes on the poster. The featured flags belong to England, the United States, The Soviet Union, China, Poland, Norway, Czechoslovakia, France, Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Belgium, and Greece. The scenes are; two soldiers shooting a gun, upper left; a burning ship, center left; sailors loading bombs onto a plane, lower left; soldiers carrying guns and charging, upper right; a factory floor with tanks being built, center right; a factory floor where planes are being built, lower right. There is an identifying number on the bottom of the poster, 51-9769.

World War II
Propaganda
Allied powers
Flags
Battle
War Industry
England

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