Thirteen years ago, Stuart Manley stumbled upon a slightly faded red poster tucked ... series was "Keep calm and carry on," stamped in white capital letters on a bright red background.

The poster on sale is the one that started the "Keep Calm" craze. According to a short ... that may have been drawn by hand on a solid color background, topped by a crown. The other two posters ...

“Keep Calm and Carry On” the poster orders, its message somewhat at odds with its presentation: white text set in imperious capitals in a distinctively British typeface against a background of ...

Keep calm and carry on. In 1939, with war against Germany looming, the Government designed three posters to steady the public's resolve and maintain morale. These featured the crown of King George VI ...

this one was held back in expectation of bombardments or an invasion,” said the author of a new book titled “Keep calm and carry on: The truth behind the poster” Bex Lewis during a phone ...

Printed in white block letters on a plain red background, the message was ... she helped popularize the ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ poster. She later wrote best-selling novels about Manon ...

"Keep calm and carry on" is to Brits what "I heart NY" is to New Yorkers. The phrase is plastered on every printable surface and remixed hundreds of ways. Bring it up in conversation with a Brit ...

The posters were created by the British government to be used in World War Two in the event of a severe crisis Three original World War Two posters proclaiming "keep calm and carry on" are ...