Dig For Victory Frame:black Correspondence in the Imperial War

Correspondence in the Imperial War Museum between Nash and the Ministry of Information reveal that the picture wassubstantially complete towards the end of 1918 and that Nash planned

(Starboard quarter view from the air)

in flight over Egypt at the time of its transfer from Malta to North-West Africa

jacket and bow tie pointing directly at the viewer

acarrot and several others

Dig For Victory Frame:black Correspondence in the Imperial WarA memorable poster from the 'Dig for Victory' campaign. Before the Second World War, Britain had imported 55 milliontons of food each year. Merchant shipping was immediately targeted by German U Boats and additional capacity was needed to import warmaterials. The Dig for Victory campaign launched at the outbreak of the war encouraged the cultivation of gardens and allotments. Millions ofinstructional leaflets were issued and by 1943 over 1. 4 million