July 30, 2007

Keep Calm

by Colin Nagy

blue-and-grey-keep-calm.jpgPSFK reader Mark Coop recently tipped us off on his recent project. We love the t-shirts and posters, emblazoned with a lost British World War II slogan, “Keep Calm and Carry On.” Read about the history here, and pick one up if you feel so inclined.

Keep Calm And Carry On

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2 Responses to “Keep Calm”

  1. Ben Farleigh
    Posted from: 86.137.115.91

    September 10th, 2007 at 9:12 am

    HI Colin please get in touch RE: this posting, we need to talk so I can set the record straight on this. Mark Coop Launched with this T long after us, it was first printed onto T shirts by http://www.yesnomaybe.co.uk and still is! We are based in the UK and it’s really important PSFK readers nkow the truth on this!

  2. Ben Farleigh
    Posted from: 86.137.115.91

    September 10th, 2007 at 9:12 am

    HI Colin please get in touch RE: this posting, we need to talk so I can set the record straight on this. Mark Coop Launched with this T long after us, it was first printed onto T shirts by http://www.yesnomaybe.co.uk and still is! We are based in the UK and it’s really important PSFK readers know the truth on this!

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