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British Proud of It 1928 | Bill Jones Motivational Poster
British Proud of It 1928 | Bill Jones Motivational Poster
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A Royal Navy warship cuts through blue waters beneath the Union Jack flag on this bold 1928 workplace motivational poster. The commanding yellow background frames the patriotic maritime scene, while strong typography declares 'BRITISH!' and 'AND PROUD OF IT' in white letters with red shadows.
Created by Parker-Holladay for their Bill Jones motivational series, this poster promoted workplace excellence across Britain's offices and factories. Bill Jones was a fictional character whose sage advice appeared on workplace walls throughout the 1920s, encouraging proper work ethic and positive attitude. The script message reads 'Make every job a standard for others to follow!'
The design exemplifies the bold modernist approach to commercial lithography in the late 1920s. The patriotic colour palette of red, white, and blue reinforces British identity while the warship symbolises naval strength and industrial capability during the interwar period. Parker-Holladay's series was so successful it was exported to the United States and Canada.
This archival print reproduces the original lithograph's commanding presence and vibrant colours. A natural fit for those interested in British naval history, workplace motivation, or the graphic design heritage of the interwar years.
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A Royal Navy warship cuts through blue waters beneath the Union Jack flag on this bold 1928 workplace motivational poster. The commanding yellow background frames the patriotic maritime scene, while strong typography declares 'BRITISH!' and 'AND PROUD OF IT' in white letters with red shadows.
Created by Parker-Holladay for their Bill Jones motivational series, this poster promoted workplace excellence across Britain's offices and factories. Bill Jones was a fictional character whose sage advice appeared on workplace walls throughout the 1920s, encouraging proper work ethic and positive attitude. The script message reads 'Make every job a standard for others to follow!'
The design exemplifies the bold modernist approach to commercial lithography in the late 1920s. The patriotic colour palette of red, white, and blue reinforces British identity while the warship symbolises naval strength and industrial capability during the interwar period. Parker-Holladay's series was so successful it was exported to the United States and Canada.
This archival print reproduces the original lithograph's commanding presence and vibrant colours. A natural fit for those interested in British naval history, workplace motivation, or the graphic design heritage of the interwar years.
