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World War I Post Office
Introduction
Marking the start of World War 1, 4 August 1914, with a poppy, two British soldiers aka Tommies knee-deep in mud partly caused by shell craters and UK War Minister Lord Kitchener. One of his Recruiting Offices is upstairs. The Royal British Legion received a donation for every ceramic sold.
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Hazle Ceramics
World War I PO
Limited Painting of 30
on West Malvern
£62.50 Worldwide
With Free Postage
This famous poem is printed over an image of World War 1 graves.
A World War I hospital in Scotland run by women.They were an important part of the war effort, that included working in lethal munitions factories and replacing men in other vital roles at home.
The Imperial War Museum said this was a recruitment poster in 1917 — but it never was. However, with it being really iconic and well known, Hazle just had to reference this.
The most widely used poster with Lord Kitchener, newly designated as the War Minister from 1914.
A US Navy poster that shows the truly global reach of World War I.
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