Wings for Victory (colour litho)

printed by T.G. Porter, issued by The National Saving Committee, London. Nearly every town had 'Wings for Victory' fund raising weeks during which people were asked to contribute money for a Spitfire or a Wellington or Lancaster bomber. Housewives were also asked to give aluminum pots and pans for melting down to make aircraft. Events were advertised through a series of posters some of which left space for overprinting so that dates and venues could be added for specific events. This poster features the Curtiss P-40E, which the Royal Air Force named the Kittyhawk Mk. IA.