Polden Collection
"Polden: A Call to Serve in the British Military during the Inter-war Period" Step back in time and witness the allure of Polden
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"Polden: A Call to Serve in the British Military during the Inter-war Period" Step back in time and witness the allure of Polden, as depicted in iconic British military recruitment posters from the inter-war period. These captivating images transport us to a bygone era, where patriotism and duty were at the forefront of every young Briton's mind. One such poster captures our attention with its striking view towards Glastonbury Tor from Walton Hill at dawn. The Somerset Levels stretch out beneath, evoking a sense of tranquility juxtaposed against the impending call to arms, and is an invitation to embrace adventure while safeguarding one's homeland. As we delve deeper into this collection, more recruitment posters emerge from both World War I and the inter-war period. Each one exudes a distinct charm that resonated with those who answered their country's plea for service. They depict brave soldiers standing tall, embodying courage and resilience amidst adversity. An information poster provides valuable insights into life within the British military during this era – a glimpse into what awaited those who heeded Polden's call. It highlights opportunities for personal growth, camaraderie among comrades-in-arms, and a chance to make history through unwavering dedication. The interwar period recruiting posters showcase not only men but also women stepping forward to contribute their skills and talents towards national defense. Their inclusion reflects society's changing dynamics as women sought equality on all fronts. Polden beckons individuals from all walks of life – farmers, factory workers, intellectuals – emphasizing that everyone has something unique to offer in service of their country. These posters served as reminders that unity was paramount; together they could overcome any challenge that lay ahead. Intriguingly designed with bold colors and persuasive slogans, these vintage artworks continue to captivate modern audiences today. They remind us of an era when sacrifice was revered above all else - when ordinary people became heroes, united by a common purpose.