Keep calm and carry on. In 1939, with war against Germany looming, the Government designed three posters to steady the public's resolve and maintain morale. These featured the crown of King George VI ...

The graphic was designed during WWII to be used only during crisis. But it was lost to history until found in a dusty bookstore basement. “Keep Calm and Carry On”–suddenly, the slogan ...

It was originally a Second World War rallying cry to all Britons, but 70 years later the 'Keep Calm' slogan is now the subject ... with its white writing on a red background and unmistakeable George ...

There are thousands of t-shirts, mugs, and memes of the now-iconic red-and-white “Keep Calm and Carry On ... by hand on a solid color background, topped by a crown. The other two posters ...