Kitchener Magnet
Fridge magnet based on the original First World War recruitment poster from our collections featuring Field Marshal Lord Kitchener.
Perhaps the most famous poster from the First World War, and shows Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, appealing for people to join the British Army. It was first produced in 1914, but has taken on a more iconic status since the war, when it was not widely circulated outside of the London area. However, its striking visual appeal was picked up by other artists, including in the USA, where the image of Kitchener was replaced by Uncle Sam.
Poster reads: Britons wants you. Join your Country’s Army! God Save the King
© IWM (Art. PST 2734)
Poster originally produced in 1914
L 79mm X W 54mm X D 15mm
Original: $4.51
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$1.58Kitchener Magnet
Fridge magnet based on the original First World War recruitment poster from our collections featuring Field Marshal Lord Kitchener.
Perhaps the most famous poster from the First World War, and shows Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, appealing for people to join the British Army. It was first produced in 1914, but has taken on a more iconic status since the war, when it was not widely circulated outside of the London area. However, its striking visual appeal was picked up by other artists, including in the USA, where the image of Kitchener was replaced by Uncle Sam.
Poster reads: Britons wants you. Join your Country’s Army! God Save the King
© IWM (Art. PST 2734)
Poster originally produced in 1914
L 79mm X W 54mm X D 15mm
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Fridge magnet based on the original First World War recruitment poster from our collections featuring Field Marshal Lord Kitchener.
Perhaps the most famous poster from the First World War, and shows Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, appealing for people to join the British Army. It was first produced in 1914, but has taken on a more iconic status since the war, when it was not widely circulated outside of the London area. However, its striking visual appeal was picked up by other artists, including in the USA, where the image of Kitchener was replaced by Uncle Sam.
Poster reads: Britons wants you. Join your Country’s Army! God Save the King
© IWM (Art. PST 2734)
Poster originally produced in 1914
L 79mm X W 54mm X D 15mm
