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  1. Should we Grow More food?

    Date released
    1938
    Series name
    Point of View
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    352064
    Story no
    1 / 1

    NoS synopsis: A farmer’s and housewife’s point of view on whether we should grow more food, or import more produce.

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  2. Admiralty Concrete floating docks

    Date released
    1945
    Series name
    Britain Can Make It
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    323858
    Story no
    1 / 3

    NoS synopsis: Two men roll out a strip of Crown paper on a flat surface and soak it well all over. Steel bars are laid over this, criss-cross fashion, and secured with wires. The whole is surrounded with...

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  3. Motion study

    Date released
    1945
    Series name
    Britain Can Make It
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    352003
    Story no
    2 / 3

    COI synopsis: Here’s a simple problem - what’s the best way of putting these steel pegs into the holes in this board? Anybody can do it, but most of us would do it this way - pick up a handful of pegs,...

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  4. War Artists’ Exhibition, London

    Date released
    1945
    Series name
    Britain Can Make It
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    352004
    Story no
    3 / 3

    BFI Summary - The Royal Academy of Arts. Inside the gallery, people view the paintings. Various close-ups of individual works e.g. Paul Nash’s Battle of Britain, John Armstrong’s September 1940 and John...

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