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spaceman

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Anyone able to confirm if these posters are legitimate or have details of others from the same series (assuming the numbering was numerical)? TIA
 

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There is no sign of anything similar when I search Google Images, but it is (generally) to BR style. Could they have been a local initiative; do they have a BR reference number?

(I note that the wives are now sitting in the cars’ passenger seats in 6: presumably hubby expects them to give way as he masterfully returns from a busy day at the office.)
 

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I certainly saw the ‘wife in car’ one early in my BR career (from early 1970s) and I’m pretty sure the ‘microphone’ one too. Probably in staff areas like signing on points or mess rooms.
 

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BR seemed to like animation in the 1970s. There was a character called Careful Charlie who featured in a series of safety films and books.
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spaceman

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There is no sign of anything similar when I search Google Images, but it is (generally) to BR style. Could they have been a local initiative; do they have a BR reference number?

(I note that the wives are now sitting in the cars’ passenger seats in 6: presumably hubby expects them to give way as he masterfully returns from a busy day at the office.)
Unfortunately no BR reference number. :(
 

spaceman

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I certainly saw the ‘wife in car’ one early in my BR career (from early 1970s) and I’m pretty sure the ‘microphone’ one too. Probably in staff areas like signing on points or mess rooms.
Definitely for staff rather than for customers, I wonder what no 1 - 4 promoted. :D
 
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