Battle of britain propaganda

2 artworks prepared for Battle of Britain Combat Archives Vol.11. Models for that project were especially prepared by artists: Wojciech Niewęgłowski, Sławomir Ostrowicki, Marek Ryś, Dariusz Markiw and me. Textures, scenes and illustrations by Piotr Forkasiewicz.

UK Ministry of War Transport, 1940s

Alex Colville; 1941.

Britannia.

I was thinking the same,the bikes,clothes and hair cuts of the guys riding the bikes looks too new.I was thinking the same....like a more worldly...

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World War 2 Poster

RAF Tangmere in West Sussex was arguably Britain's most important airfield used in the war and played a vital role in helping to win the Battle of Britain and ensuring the success of D-Day.

Battle of Britain (1969)

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1914 saw the start of World War 1. Britain declared war on Germany on August 4th. But I wondered what was being advertised in the newspapers and magazines at that time. Here are a few 1914 adverts - the first was an obvious one: Join the army, but the rest were a mixed bag. I guess no one back then had any idea as to how the war would change the world. "Though there's a possible war we still have our luxuries like custard to comfort us ... ... even if we might have to use margarine rather…