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Civilian doing his bit, WW1

Civilian doing his bit, WW1


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Civilian doing his bit, WW1

Humorous illustrations showing a British civilian adorned with a whole range of flags, badges and emblems of wartime service, from the Alexandra Day rose and special constables badge to a war loan voucher and VTC recruiting rosette. Date: 1915

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A Charming Chaos of Patriotism: The Overaged, Overdecorated British Civilian of WWI (1915) Amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the First World War, the spirit of patriotism and volunteerism permeated every corner of British society. In this humorous illustration from 1915, we encounter a civilian who has taken his commitment to the war effort to a whole new level. The man, adorned with an eclectic array of badges, flags, and emblems, proudly displays his allegiance to various wartime services. The Alexandra Day rose, a symbol of loyalty and support for the war effort, graces his lapel. A special constable badge, signifying his role as a volunteer law enforcement officer, is pinned to his chest. A war loan voucher, a financial contribution to the war effort, is tucked into his pocket. And let us not forget the VTC (Voluntary Training Corps) recruiting rosette, a testament to his readiness to serve in the event of an emergency. This charming chaos of patriotic symbols is a reflection of the collective spirit of the British people during WWI. Despite the hardships and challenges, civilians like this man continued to contribute to the war effort in any way they could, from serving in the military to volunteering in various civilian organizations. This humorous illustration serves as a reminder of the indomitable spirit and resilience of the British people during a time of great upheaval and change. It is a snapshot of history that continues to inspire and captivate us today.

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