One of a set of ten government anti-smoking posters from the 1960s. This example focuses on what smokers could afford to buy if they gave up cigarettes. Isn’t this a great campaign? I wish I could find the other posters from this campaign!
Source and copyright: The National Archives UK
Here you go sweetie!
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fabulous thanks!
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Cool vintage anti-smoking poster found by We Heart Vintage.
I love this, it’s refreshing to see an anti smoking campaign that doesn’t involve photos of damaged body parts! Shame people wouldn’t respond to this style of campaign any more, I think it’s fab
I absolutely agree (: And I love this guys pose. He seems so proud of himself haha and so he should be if he gave up smoking
What a cool little ad. I didn’t realise the anti-smoking campaigns went as far back as the 60s…
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