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An original colour lithograph recruitment poster to encourage enlistment into the British Army by Abram Games.
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An original colour lithograph recruitment poster for radiolocation operators in the Royal Artillery Corps and the Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
Published by H.M. Stationery Office, printed by Greycaine Limited, 1941.
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An original colour lithograph recruitment poster to encourage volunteers to join the Auxiliary Territorial Services (ATS) by Abram Games. Its image had been described as too "Russian."
Published by H.M. Stationery Office, printed by Greycaine Limited.
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An original recruitment poster by Abram Games encouraged volunteers to join the Royal Army Medical Corps parachute units. Games spent several days photographing the 1st Airborne Division in preparation for this work.
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An original colour lithograph recruitment poster to encourage young women to join the Auxiliary Territorial Services (ATS). Join the ATS, or the 'Blonde Bombshell' was one of the first Army posters designed by the Abram Games. 10,000 of these recruiting posters were printed in 1941, however, the poster was later recalled after only five weeks. This was due to a heated Parliamentary debate headed by Thelma Cazalet-Keir MP, she referred to the poster as the 'Glamour Girl' and further stated "It is not the kind of poster that would encourage mothers to send their girls into the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS). It's more like a beauty product advertisement."
