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Intended to supplement tutorials at summer school. 1: Shows the various ways in which fish and aquatic mammals maintain their buoyancy in water. A histroical cartoon sequence about Archimedes explains the...
A cartoon on the need to collect scrap metals for use in the war production effort.
The television commercial is a unique art form, challenging the makers to squeeze a lasting message into a tiny time slot and it has been part of television since the early days of live broadcasts, which...
Cartoon by Lancelot Speed. An interesting example of early animation technique. Produced late in the war, it sets out to boost public morale by ridiculing the Kaiser and the Crown Prince ('Little Willie’),...
Describes how partial deafness affects an individual’s day-to-day life. Offers practical advice to deaf and hearing people on what can be done to help.
Cartoon character NAPO takes the viewer through a series of sketches dealing with risk assessment in the workplace including caution hazards, assessing the risk, identifying the unknown, acting on risks,...
This Lancelot Speed cartoon, similar in technique to THE U-TUBE, illustrates the contribution made by Britain and the Empire to the war effort. It argues that since ‘our’ effort in men, money and...
The collection of some of the more telling cartoons that appeared in the pages of ‘Punch’ during the World War 1 War illustrates the persuasive power of the cartoon, particularly in wartime. As a tool of...
A cartoon portraying Churchill as a Jekyll and Hyde figure. In the vaults of the spooky Bank of England Churchill mixes solutions of democracy, fraternity and liberty to produce a concoction which turns him...
Cartoon, drawn by Lancelot Speed, which looks forward to the peace that is to come. Old Father William is accosted by a young man who wants to know the secret of his serene and secure old age. The answer is...
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