In Formation Collection (#5)

Ministry of Health Poster - Evacuation
Shes in the Ranks too! Caring for Evacuees is a National Service circa 1942

Loose Lips Might Sink Ships - United States Office of War Information poster, reproduced on postcards by House of Seagram. Date: circa 1942

Save Water Poster Ww2
A poster urging the British population to save water This poster uses the example of a Sad Sack over-filling his bath

War Pay Poster
Information poster encouraging soldiers to save some of their pay during WWI in the form of savings certificates, earning a high rate of interest and free of income tax

Your dog can be photographed sign
Sign for Thomas Fall Photographers reading " Your dog can be photographed at this show." Date: C.1930

Poster - Ministry of Health Evacuation Scheme
Mothers - let them go - give them a chance of greater safety and health. Public Information poster issued by the Ministry of Health Evacuation Scheme circa 1942

Royal Exchange at Harrods, Knightsbridge. Erected for the convenience of Harrods visitors, the Royal Exchange fills many wants

Internet theft. Conceptual computer artwork representing theft on the internet. A copyright symbol (white) is seen, overwritten with the word " download"

Honeybee dance, diagram
Honeybee dance. Diagram showing a honeybee using its waggle dance to convey the location of food to the other honeybees surrounding it

Block and tackle, artwork
Block and tackle. This is a system of two pulleys (black circles) with a rope or cable (red) threaded between them, used to lift heavy loads. The direction of forces exerted are shown as blue arrows

Barcodes. Barcodes are used to label items and store information such as prices and product descriptions. Other uses include tracking items through a sorting and handling system

Careless Talk Costs Lives - World War II poster
A poster instructing civilians to " Keep it under your hat" and not to gossip, in case vital information is inadvertently passed to the enemy

Dig For Victory
British wartime poster encouraging the public to grow their own food

Dona Maria De Jesus
Dona Maria de Jesus, a patriotic heroine of the Peninsula War. We have found no further information about her, but she certainly looks jolly smart in her uniform

ICT 1900 COMPUTER
A man in a suit loads an Information and Communications Technology (I.T.C.) " 1900" magnetic tape computer in his " space age" minimalistic office

Taxicab at night, London, UK

CONAF National Parks sign

Red letter box India, Sikkim. Red letter box

Glider invasions of Britain by G. H. Davis
Official warning about the possibility of glider invasions of Britain, an Air Ministry warning poster during the Second World War. Date: 1940

USA-Michigan-Auburn Hills: Walter P. Crysler Museum- Chrysler Show Cars on display

USA, Michigan, Detroit: The Henry Ford Museum / Greenfield Village, Thomas Edison s
USA, Michigan, Detroit: The Henry Ford Museum/ Greenfield Village, Thomas Edisons Menlo Park Complex

USA, Kentucky, Bardstown: Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History, Whiskey Glasses

A farm stand in Holderness, New Hampshire

A tractor crossing sign next to a farm in Pepperell, Massachusetts

USA, Michigan, Tawas City: Tawas Point State Park, Tawas Point Lighthouse on Lake Huron, Late Afternoon

A street scene in Castine, Maine

USA, Texas, Langtry, Scenic View of Judge Roy Bean Residence, Opera House, Town Hall and Seat Of Justice. PLEASE CALL FOR SUPER-HI-RES FILES

USA, Washington State, Seattle. Waterfront, Gold Rush historical marker

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"In Formation: A Historical Mosaic of Unity and Protection" Step into the past as we explore the captivating concept of "in formation. " From the enchanting pages of Mushrooms Larousse 1913 to a Recruitment poster for the Corps of Military Police, this caption unravels an intriguing tale. Imagine a police officer standing tall amidst a group of children, teaching them about safety and discipline. Just like elements on a Standard periodic table, each person plays their unique role in forming a cohesive unit - strong yet diverse. During World War Two, evacuation became crucial for children's safety. The Dig for Victory poster urged communities to come together and grow food collectively while USA's Michigan showcased resilience through unity. Travel back in time to Sri Lanka's highest railway station at Pattipola. Witness how even train timetables exemplify the importance of being 'in formation, ' ensuring smooth journeys for all passengers. But beware. Careless talk costs lives, as emphasized by WWII posters urging people to be cautious with sensitive information. German Armoured Vehicles during Second World War further highlight how coordination was vital on the battlefield. In times of war, knowledge is power. Information posters served as lifelines during World War Two, providing essential guidance and instructions that kept societies intact. "In formation" transcends boundaries; it unites nations under one purpose - protection and progress. Let us cherish history's lessons and embrace unity today for a brighter tomorrow.