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    Elephants are out of place in a rush hour queue. So are shoppers.
    Elephants are out of place in a rush hour queue. So are shoppers.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.18303
    Housewives. Please finish travelling by 4 o'clock and leave the buses, trams and trains free for war workers.
    Housewives. Please finish travelling by 4 o'clock and leave the buses, trams and trains free for war workers.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21253
    I do wish our working-hours were ... staggered!
    I do wish our working-hours were ... staggered!
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1940/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.18306
    Linking home and factory, turning the wheels of war.
    Linking home and factory, turning the wheels of war.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21262
    Shopping? Visiting? Then get home early - at your ease: Leave rush-hour seats for workers - please. Start home early.
    Shopping? Visiting? Then get home early - at your ease: Leave rush-hour seats for workers - please. Start home early.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1940/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.18075
    Song of the Suburban Traveller. Dozens of special trains a day, Hold up my usual right of way. On every line, on many loops Are government trains filled with troops. Government trains are on the line normally kept for me and mine. But wouldn't I rather have to wait, Lose the connection, and miss a date. Than be on time, and have the war Settle itself at my front door? Merely because my train each day held up some special's right of way.
    Song of the Suburban Traveller. Dozens of special trains a day, Hold up my usual right of way. On every line, on many loops Are government trains filled with troops. Government trains are on the line normally kept for me and mine. But wouldn't I rather have to wait, Lose the connection, and miss a date. Than be on time, and have the war Settle itself at my front door? Merely because my train each day held up some special's right of way.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21280
    Transport is vital. Don't clog the wheels. Avoid rush hour travel and let the workers "go to it" in comfort.
    Transport is vital. Don't clog the wheels. Avoid rush hour travel and let the workers "go to it" in comfort.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21270
    Travel between 10 and 4 and don't crowd out the war workers.
    Travel between 10 and 4 and don't crowd out the war workers.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.18103
    Travel between times. Help the workers by avoiding rush-hour travel.
    Travel between times. Help the workers by avoiding rush-hour travel.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21269

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