tna:DepartmentReference=defe

10 photos tagged tna:DepartmentReference=defe, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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2011

 

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Colour sketch of a 'spaceship' creating crop circles

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • mishmishiya said:
    Hey! How did secret plans from the American Space Program end up here?! :P
  • Ewayo An-illo said:
    He found them in his Cornflakes box
  • The Collection. said:
    it's mine be made up by someone looking for place in the National newspaper of the US
  • Flickr said:
    Congrats on Explore! ⭐ January 15, 2024
  • Sigurd Krieger said:
    Congrats on Xplore!!

Two-Wheel Invasion

  • Puzzled Statement said:
    D-Day .

Opened by censor

  • D1v1d said:
    This is fantastic historical material. Thank you for sharing your collection!
  • eilyshaw said:
    Course this kinda thing doesn't happen nowadays.... perish the thought. Blimey my giro's a bit late. Mind you you'd have to have command of quite few languages.
  • ww2censor said:
    This style of censor label was used from the beginning of the war in September 1939 until the War Office responsibility for censorship passed to the Ministry of Information in April 1940. This censor label also has a reference number "PC66" at the top right, barely seen in the image, and at that time the text on the labels reads "OPENED BY CENSOR" but this was changed to "OPENED BY EXAMINER". The very latest use I have seen of this type of label is July 1940, so this photo must have been taken before then. Most of this info can be verified in the Torrance & Morenweiser UK censorship book published by the Civil Censorship Study Group, British Empire Civil Censorship Devices WWII: Section 2 (pub 1991): Civil Censorship in United Kingdom.