Item: Haig, Douglas, Sir, 1861-1928

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    Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig ...
    Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1917
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.23094
    He kept his pledge. You buy peace bonds. Haig.
    He kept his pledge. You buy peace bonds. Haig.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.23171
    Help Haig to victory. "Money is a good soldier," subscribe to the Liberty loan. Closing date - November 2. Go to any bank or money order post office ...
    Help Haig to victory. "Money is a good soldier," subscribe to the Liberty loan. Closing date - November 2. Go to any bank or money order post office ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.17177
    If you could look down. If you could see, outspread beneath you, the whole panorama of the British lines in France and Belgium, you would understand why our soldiers themselves ask you to support the Y.M.C.A. Will you give one? In France and Flanders they are asking for more Y.M.C.A. huts. ...
    If you could look down. If you could see, outspread beneath you, the whole panorama of the British lines in France and Belgium, you would understand why our soldiers themselves ask you to support the Y.M.C.A. Will you give one? In France and Flanders they are asking for more Y.M.C.A. huts. ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22283
    Official War Review. Where the allies fight in the Balkans ... in France ... in Italy ... in France. General Haig ... Presented by Committee on Public Information, George Creel, Chairman. Released by Pathe. Through the Division of Films.
    Official War Review. Where the allies fight in the Balkans ... in France ... in Italy ... in France. General Haig ... Presented by Committee on Public Information, George Creel, Chairman. Released by Pathe. Through the Division of Films.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1918
    Medium: posters
    Record Number: XX343.27677
    Postponement of holidays. The following letter has been received from Sir Douglas Haig, the General office Commanding in Chief of the British Armies in France and the attention of munitions workers and the public generally is invited to the message it conveys ... The government have no doubt that the workers of the country will see that Sir Douglas Haig is not disappointed.
    Postponement of holidays. The following letter has been received from Sir Douglas Haig, the General office Commanding in Chief of the British Armies in France and the attention of munitions workers and the public generally is invited to the message it conveys ... The government have no doubt that the workers of the country will see that Sir Douglas Haig is not disappointed.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1916/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22830
    Postpone your holidays, an appeal to the nation by Sir Douglas Haig. "Let the whole British nation forego any idea of a general holiday until our goal is reached. A speedy and decisive victory will then be ours." Sir Douglas Haig ... Postpone your holidays.
    Postpone your holidays, an appeal to the nation by Sir Douglas Haig. "Let the whole British nation forego any idea of a general holiday until our goal is reached. A speedy and decisive victory will then be ours." Sir Douglas Haig ... Postpone your holidays.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22871
    Resolution passed at Trade Union Conference ... 1916. Workers' reply to Gen. Sir Douglas Haig ... resolved to recommend the postponement of all holidays, general and local, which involve interruption of production until such time as we are assured by you that military exigencies permit of the postponed holidays being taken. ... (Signed) Arthur Henderson, Chairman.
    Resolution passed at Trade Union Conference ... 1916. Workers' reply to Gen. Sir Douglas Haig ... resolved to recommend the postponement of all holidays, general and local, which involve interruption of production until such time as we are assured by you that military exigencies permit of the postponed holidays being taken. ... (Signed) Arthur Henderson, Chairman.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1916
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22854
    Sir Douglas Haig's thanks to munitions workers ...
    Sir Douglas Haig's thanks to munitions workers ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22862
    Sir Douglas Haig's thanks to munitions workers ... The Minister has also received a letter from the War Office in which the Commander-in-Chief states that whereas in 1916 a certain number of casualties occurred to materiel and to our own soldiers owing to premature ...
    Sir Douglas Haig's thanks to munitions workers ... The Minister has also received a letter from the War Office in which the Commander-in-Chief states that whereas in 1916 a certain number of casualties occurred to materiel and to our own soldiers owing to premature ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1916?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22861
    Sir Douglas Haig's tribute to Irish regiments: "The Irish regiments which took part in the capture of Guillemont, on September 3rd, behaved with the greatest dash and gallantry and took no small share in the success gained that day." Irishmen! Is it honourable not to help your brave countrymen?
    Sir Douglas Haig's tribute to Irish regiments: "The Irish regiments which took part in the capture of Guillemont, on September 3rd, behaved with the greatest dash and gallantry and took no small share in the success gained that day." Irishmen! Is it honourable not to help your brave countrymen?
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1916?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22768

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