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Stamped Aiken Collection on verso: Published by Arthur Woodburn, Dingwall Part of: British political campaign posters This vertical rectangular political poster features bold typography in red ink against a light cream-colored background. At the top, the words "VOTE FOR" appear in a smaller red font, positioned directly above the name "HECTOR MCNEIL", which is printed in much larger, heavy-set red block letters. Below the name, the text "THE LABOUR CANDIDATE" is written in a medium-sized red font. The bottom section of the poster contains the call to action, "VOTE LABOUR", in all capital red letters, followed by a smaller sub-heading that reads, "For Peace & Planned Security Against War & Poverty." The layout is centered, with clean margins and a clear visual hierarchy established by the varying size and placement of the text. Image description generated by AI (Gemini 3.0 Fast) and reviewed, February 2026 .
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