Photographs and posters from the Wartime Information Board classification system [graphic material]
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Hierarchy Photographs and posters from the Wartime Information Board classification system [graphic material]
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Finding aid (Paper) Vol. 4 has a section identifying the WRP Series (Posters produced by the WIB) FA-80 (b/c 2000791572) Reference Room, 395 Wellington Street (90: Open)(Microform) list of WR, WRC, WR, WRC, WCE, WRF, WRM, WRN, and WRP series captions FA 80 - Vol.1-2 and 4 (90: Open) -
Record information Photographs and posters from the Wartime Information Board classification system [graphic material]
Date:1939-1945.Reference:R1196-15-9-EType of material:Photographs, ArtFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:206062Date(s):1939-1945.Bilingual equivalent:Place of creation:CanadaExtent:ca. 28,000 photographs.
ca. 3,461 prints.Language of material:EnglishScope and content:The series include posters and photographs created by the Wartime Information Board. Subject matter pertains to Canada and the Second World War. The series include the following classifcations: WR, WRA, WRB, WRC, WRE, WRF, WRI, WRM, WRN, WRP (Posters range from 1-262), WPT and WMS.Provenance:Biography/Administrative history:Canada. Wartime Information Board : The Wartime Information Board was established in September 1942 (PC 8099) to co-ordinate federal information services during the war, and existed as an enlarged version of its predecessor the Bureau of Public Information. The Board assumed all powers of public information for the duration of the war, and was responsible directly to the Prime Minister. The Board was absorbed by the Canadian Information Service 28 September 1945.Additional information:Custodial history:In 1943 the Still Photography Division of the National Film Board took over the photographic operations of the Wartime Information Board. WIB was in charge of producing the WR Series that documented the Canadian civilian life during the war and on what Canadians and industry were doing at home to support the military. The increasing interest of the Still Photo Division's in photostories, gave the impetus to the Still Photo Division to continue producing the WR Series that were started by the Wartime Information Board.Source:GovernmentOther accession no.:1975-381 NPC -
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Copyright expired.No container specified [R1196] 2000809323 AND 324[ConsultationOpen]Box [NATIONAL FILM BOARD 1971-271] 144--145[ConsultationOpen]Box [NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA 1970-166] 1681[ConsultationClosed]Box [NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA 1971-271][ConsultationOpen]1--7;[ConsultationOpen]2000972240--2000972248;[ConsultationOpen]15/X2--25/X2;[ConsultationOpen]40/X2--44/X2;[ConsultationOpen]7/X4;[ConsultationOpen]FDA 0574;[ConsultationOpen]N 284.1;[ConsultationOpen]RV4 164--RV4 167;[ConsultationOpen]Box [NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA 1975-381][ConsultationOpen]8--10;[ConsultationOpen]13--14;[ConsultationOpen]26--31;[ConsultationOpen]35--37;[ConsultationOpen]32/X1--32/X2;[ConsultationOpen]33/X1--33/X2;[ConsultationOpen]N 280--N 284;[ConsultationOpen]N 284.2;[ConsultationOpen]N 285;[ConsultationOpen]N 324;[ConsultationOpen]N 356--N 357;[ConsultationOpen]RV7 127--RV7 141;[ConsultationOpen]Graphic (art)[ConsultationOpen]You can order materials in advance to be ready for you when you visit. You will need a user card to do this.
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