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DescriptionA high quality reproduction of this beautiful vintageWarposter
All our prints are professionally & sympathetically restored to show off their original vibrant colours.Most tears, creases, stains from the original scans have been painstakingly removed, whilst still maintaining that vintage look.
Title:Daddy, what did you do in the great war? Date Originally Created/Published:London : Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, [1915]Summary:Poster showing a pensive man with his daughter on his lap, while a boy plays with toy soldiers at his feet.Poster SizesA1 (841 x 610mm) 33" x 24" ApproxA2 (610 x 432mm) 24" x 17" ApproxA3 (432 x 305mm) 17" x 12" ApproxPaper optionsHigh Quality 180gsm Matte Photo PaperHigh Quality 190gsm Photo Satin Paper
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Posters printed on the matte paper have an original vintage look and feel, posters printed on the satin paper have a more vibrant lustre and sheen.Posters will be printed to the best fit for the above sizes, with approximately a 10-30mm border.PostageAll items dispatched by 1st class post and should be with you in 2-3 days in the UK, 1-2 weeks for international orders. (Excluding weekends & bank holidays etc)Please note that although every care is taken to restore &reproduce theseposters, quality is limited to the original source.They were advertising posters, not fine art.Under close scrutiny, some imperfections may be noticeable (as did the originals). We are more than confident though that you will be delighted with the quality.
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