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This poster was designed in 1942 by Abram Games, in his capacity as Official War Office Poster Designer. It is known as the 'table/fork' poster, and shows a vegetable patch with spade and fork converting into a dining table with a knife and fork. The poster reads 'every available piece of land must be cultivated // Grow Your Own Food // supply your own cookhouse.' The poster was designed to encourage the military to meet more of their own food needs internally by growing food at their camps and bases. This poster is from the original 1942 print run.
Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading
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This poster was designed in 1942 by Abram Games, in his capacity as Official War Office Poster Designer.
It is known as the 'table/fork' poster, and shows a vegetable patch with spade and fork converting into a dining table with a knife and fork.
The poster reads 'every available piece of land must be cultivated // Grow Your Own Food // supply your own cookhouse.
' The poster was designed to encourage the military to meet more of their own food needs internally by growing food at their camps and bases.
This poster is from the original 1942 print run.

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