Nursing recruitment posters

Made:
1950-1966 in London
maker:
Central Office of Information

Three mental nursing recruitment posters by C.O.I. 1950-1966

Mental Health Nursing recruitment poster, London, England, 1950-1966

Mental Health Nursing recruitment poster, London, England, 1950-1966

1950-1966
'Nursing. Surely the most rewarding job in the world', nursing recuriting poster by Central Office for Information, England, 1950-1966

'Nursing. Surely the most rewarding job in the world'

'There are many career opportunities for men in nursing. Ask about 2 and 3 year courses and prospects', nursing recruitment poster, Central Office of Information, England, 1950-1966

'There are many career opportunities for men in nursing

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1987-51
Materials:
paper
Measurements:
first poster: height 370 mm
first poster: width 240 mm
second poster: height 510 mm
second poster: width 340 mm
third poster: height 367 mm
third poster: width 245 mm
type:
poster
credit:
Maidstone Hospitals Historical Society

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