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WWI Poster, Come lad, slip across and help

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WWI Poster, Come lad, slip across and help

Come Lad, slip across and help. Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster 1916, making light of the real dangers of war. Date: 1916

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Channel Civilian Committee Dangers Friendly Hands Khaki Parliamentary Persuasion Persuasive Real Recruiting Recruitment Slip


Come Lad, Slip Across and Help

EDITORS COMMENTS
: A Vintage WWI Parliamentary Recruiting Committee Poster from the Trenches of History This evocative and compelling WWI poster, titled "Come Lad, Slip Across and Help," is a poignant reminder of the historical significance of the First World War recruitment efforts in Britain during 1916. The poster, created by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, employs a light-hearted and persuasive tone to encourage civilians to join the military ranks and contribute to the ongoing war effort. The image features two figures, one in a civilian suit and the other in a khaki uniform, standing side by side, with their hands clasped and gazing intently at the viewer. The civilian, with a determined expression, appears to be considering the soldier's offer, while the soldier, with a friendly smile, extends an inviting hand. The backdrop of the poster is a map of Europe, with a focus on the Western Front, particularly the English Channel, emphasizing the proximity of the battlefield and the urgency of the situation. Despite the seemingly friendly and inviting nature of the poster, it is essential to remember that the realities of war were far from light-hearted. The use of the phrase "slip across" and the image of the soldier's hand reaching out to the civilian can be interpreted as a metaphorical invitation to cross the divide between civilian life and military service, with the potential dangers and hardships of war lying just beyond. The "Come Lad, Slip Across and Help" poster is an invaluable historical artifact that offers a unique glimpse into the wartime recruitment strategies employed during the First World War. It serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals who answered the call to duty and the enduring impact of their efforts on the course of history.

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