StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: poster

Royal Flying Corps recruitment posters tradesmen, some of which were reserved occupations. During WW1 certain occupations were "reserved" in that the man was doing work that others could not, and was considered vital to the war effort in some way. Normally, as such, they would be exempt from conscription - but some would be able to volunteer within their speciality eg Blacksmiths and therefore be doing "war work" and not become infantry. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reserved_occupation

Poster calling for protests in London on Saturday 22nd February 2025, with a rally outside the ru55ian embassy. Sponsored / Supported by around 20 Trade Unions and other organisations. "Stand With Ukraine" . not my image : fair use & public information

Tucked away on the wall in the pub where we had lunch during our expedition along the SVR. Snapped it for two reasons - Torquay's opponents on 16th and 23rd April [ date ? - post 1971 from the currency]. I wasn't the only person looking at this ...

A somewhat idealised view of the Aberglaslyn Pass used by the LNWR as publicity material. . I've been trying to relate that to the modern world ... I know where I think it is, which means the artist has somewhat romanticised the location. Not my Image : fair use & public education

Poster with a map of Northumberland & Durham. I think that it shows the extensive North Eastern Railway Network.

Poster advertising special Autumn holiday fares to the Cambrian Coast from Birmingham (Snow Hill). [pre-decimalisation in February 1971]

Framed poster / print of "Storm over Southall Shed" by Cuneo. Like quite a number of people, I am a "mouse hunter" - and yes, I saw this mouse ! - you do get to examine the subject matter quite closely in the search.

I saw a number of these around a couple of weeks beforehand - so added the date to my diary ! Not my image : fair use & public information

Poster for the "Great Little Trains of Wales" - a co-operative publicity scheme for the narrow-gauge railways in (North) Wales formed during the 1970s. There was also a "season" ticket available for free or reduced price travel in the participating railways. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Little_Trains_of_Wales [The Festiniog has two images because they did most of the co-ordination of the scheme at that time] www.greatlittletrainsofwales.co.uk - there are now eleven members, a 20% and a "Gold card" support the railways scheme - currently GLTW is run from Tywyn.

Saltburn Cliff Lift was 130 in June 2014.

The wrong sort of leaves ... I hope this raised at least a wry smile with people passing by. . . Source: not known : random image emailed to me