It's Good To Get Into The Army Recruitment
Original vintage British Army recruitment poster published to encourage men to join the Army: It's good to get into the Army! Good meals free, lodging free, clothes free, games free On top of it all Pay from the start & a month's Leave a year on Full Pay. Great artwork showing a young man in uniform winking and giving the thumbs up to the viewer with the text above and below. Poster designed by S. Benson Ltd, London. Printed in London. Good condition, restored folds and losses in top and bottom margins, faint staining in left side, backed on linen.
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