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Published by the Liberal Publication Department, 8 Gayfere Street, London, S.W.1 Part of: British political campaign posters A vertical, rectangular political poster features a cream-colored background with black and red text and decorative border lines printed in black across the top and bottom edges. The poster's text is center-aligned and utilizes two different colors: black and red. The word "VOTE" is printed in a small, bold, black sans-serif font at the top. Below it, the word "LIBERAL" appears in a much larger, bold, red sans-serif font. This is followed by the word "FOR" in the smaller black font. The word "SECURITY" is prominently displayed in the large red font, followed by the word "WITH" in the smaller black font. The final word, "LIBERTY," is shown at the bottom in a large black font. At the very bottom of the poster, a line of very small black text likely identifies the publisher. Image description generated by AI (Gemini 3.0 Fast) and reviewed, February 2026 .
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