Keep Calm and Carry On
posted by Barter Books @ 1:38pm, Wednesday 4 March 2009.
The original poster on
display at Barter Books
If you haven’t seen this WWII poster by now, the one with the hot red background and the words ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ beneath the crown of King George the VIth - honestly (and I say this with no disrespect), where have you been?
As of today's date, we, alone, have sold more than 40,000 since the year 2001 when we first began to sell facsimile copies of our poster - the only known original still in good condition outside those unearthed only recently from the vaults of the Imperial War Museum in London. And eight years on, we can’t even begin to guess at how many more thousands have been sold by our copyists. Or those who have copied the copies of the copyists, if you follow me.
Now, then, if you’re like me, you’re automatically doing your sums. Let’s see … 40,000 times whatever price seems right to you for a poster, say, £10, maybe more, (some people even sell these super upmarket versions, screen prints, etc, for nigh on three figures, can you believe?) And then you come up with this gigantic figure, Wow, you must be rich!
Don’t I wish.
We sell ours for as low a price as possible considering the overheads (currently £3-60, plus postage & packing) and still make a bit. And ‘a bit’ is enough. (Besides, says my husband, keeping our price that low annoys the hell out of the copyists.) Not that I wouldn’t like more money, I mean, Christian Louboutin, here I come! But, then, what’s the point in my going for five inch heels when I’d just totter over in them and die?
Still, even as is, the poster has been a super little earner, that it’s been.
Better still, thanks to Stuart’s finding it, we like to think we’ve restored something of value to the national archive, as it were - something somehow quintessentially British that would otherwise have remained unappreciated or even, eventually, lost altogether.
As rare as the poster obviously is, you might well ask how did Stuart find it?
The story is this: he was sorting through the usual boxes of books bought at auction, boxes which you very often get along with whatever it was you bid for whether you want them or not. And at the bottom of this one box, otherwise filled with pretty useless old cloth books from the ‘40s, was this sheet of heavy paper folded in half, then folded again. And when Stuart opened it out, there it was, this poster.
Which he then brought to me, “What do you think?”
Easy. "That gets framed.”
And that was before we knew its history, even though the crown of King George the VIth, together with the message, instantly suggested wartime.
Look, at a certain level, it doesn’t take genius to recognize something special. Decent cooks take one bite, stop, put down their fork, look heavenward, downgrade their chewing rate almost to zero, and start analyzing. Music lovers go for instant replay. Poetry lovers feel this little chill going up their spine. And when that something special has about it for whatever reason universal appeal, it sells itself.
What Stuart and I didn’t know was the extent to which our poster would seem to have just that: universal appeal. No idea that within ten years it would be written about in both regional and national newspapers and magazines. And certainly not, as seems increasingly likely, that it would stand a fair chance of becoming as iconic an image as the famous Kitchener poster of WWI, the one with the moustachioed English officer pointing his finger straight towards the viewer, ‘Your country needs YOU”.
Indeed, the Keep Calm poster may even have an advantage over the Kitchener: the message of the Kitchener poster is clearly all about wartime, whereas the message of Keep Calm, in spite of its own wartime origins, is dateless and universally applicable.
Anyway, we did frame it and then put it up in one of the prime spots in the bookshop, by the till.
Then, thanks to the web, we found out its history - one which we would later include with all our Keep Calm sales.
If you’re interested, here is a very brief résumé of that history:
‘On the eve of WWII, the British government produced a series of posters whose intent was to convey a reassuring message from the King to his people. ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ was one of three posters in a particular series and though millions of copies were printed of all three, ‘Keep Calm’ never went public. The reason for this is that it was meant for distribution only in the event of actual German occupation which, mercifully, never happened. After the end of the war, some few Keep Calm posters escaped being shredded. As far as we know, only seven remain in good condition: six in storage until recently in the Imperial War Museum, and the seventh, in Barter Books.’
Its later history - that is, what happened to it after we put it up on our bookshop wall - is this:
Over the next few months, it was striking how many customers asked about it. As they passed by it, we’d see them nudging each other and pointing to it.
Some even asked if they could buy it.
Many asked if we had copies for sale.
Stuart and Sarah (one of our staff members) thought that was a great idea.
I didn’t. I was too busy being Mrs Miniver (I’m like that). No, I said, making money off a time that was so terrible for so many (sound of bombers in the background) wasn’t on, it was still too soon (a mere sixty years), the time wasn’t yet, We’ll Meet Again on the White Cliffs of Dover.
So Stuart did a test run without my knowing it. He had some copies of the poster printed and sold them while I was away. (Yes, sneaky.) Then, when I came back, he showed me the actual sales figures, whereupon (how to put it?) the sound of the bombers somehow receded, Roll Out the Barrel.
In time, we began to see more and more of the copies showing up in various places around and about – an old country pub in Eglingham, a chic florist shop in Gosforth, a cricket pavilion in Bamburgh - yea, even in the very dining room, would you believe, of the most venerable Grande Dame in this whole huge county, my eyes like two plates.
And so the sales went, nothing earthshaking, slow but steady. We even had orders from various stockists, among them (we were, are, terribly proud of this) the V&A - the great Victoria & Albert Museum, perhaps the greatest museum in the world for art and design.
And then one December day in 2005, I opened the glossy magazine section of The Guardian (a top UK newspaper) to see a page devoted to the writer’s ‘Five Favourite Things’. And what was one of Susie Steiner's five favourite things, and in full colour no less? Our poster.
After which the deluge.
Since that time, we’ve had orders from both Houses of Parliament, Kensington Palace, umpteen hospitals, schools at all levels, doctors, lawyers, Indian chiefs. Fashion designers have used it as part of a fashion backdrop. Someone else will soon be using it as a cover for a book. I could go on.
We kept thinking the good times were going to stop any day, the market satiated. But even when sales did go down (and they did), someone else would mention it in yet another article and sales would go up again. And then fall again. And then, like any decent yo-yo, go back up. Indeed, only two weeks ago, there was Stuart on regional TV holding up the poster and looking hugely happy (the sales figures, I guess, it's sure not my cooking), with the background of our Tennyson Installation clearly visible in the background, really, a super picture. Anyway, this yo-yo pattern, we’ve now got (more or less) used to it.
What else we’ve got used to: the copyists. At first, they would order them from us, copy our poster and start selling it themselves. (This is perfectly legal, by the way; it is long out of copyright.) Some of the copyists would credit us. Some, probably most, didn’t. Some would become our stockists and leave our website where we would eventually put it on the bottom right corner - a genuine first-generation copy!
One copyist tried to sue us for selling the poster that he, himself, had ordered from us, then copied. We thought this was highly original. It seems he wanted to establish a trademark, so his lawyer sent us a threatening letter. At which point our lawyer wrote him back, in effect, to bugger off. (He did.)
By now, the poster has been copied and recopied so many times that even the most ethical probably wouldn’t know who to credit. Not to worry. But let me take this opportunity to thank all those who did, all the more because they didn’t have to.
This is not to mention the sale of all the related products that have become, themselves, a mini industry. Even we (greed, dear boy, greed) have fallen prey. First, it was the mug, then the postcards, then the tea-towels, then the t-shirts, the mouse mat, and now, the newest addition (and we have sworn to each other the last) an apron - let others do as they may. And they do. Which means that in addition to all the foregoing, you can now get from other suppliers Keep Calm tote bags, hoodies, even rugs. So that we can only wonder what someone will come up with next. (Might I suggest a bedspread? You know, a bit droll. Maybe that someone could be you? Now, there’s a tip! FREE!)
Any regrets?
Yes.
The first is that for all our research, we have never been able to find out the name of the graphic artist who designed the poster. In my mind's eye, I see him (and I think very probably, back then, it was a 'he'), labouring away, paid tuppence, probably getting to and from work on his bike (remember: this was '30s England) or else, if he lived in London, on the tube that would, itself, become soon enough a bomb shelter. Well, whoever it was, we'd so much like to know his name and give due credit.
The second is another name we'll never know: the name of the person who owned our poster. Or how, as the poster was never distributed, he or she came by it. Or what made him or her decide to keep it, fold it, put it carefully away in the bottom of a box of books destined for the attic and then, sixty years later, for Stuart to find.
But both regrets pale beside what I love.
What I love, right along with everyone else, is how that poster, itself, would be, against all odds, a survivor of the war. How that little crown represents, still, a dignity that we seem to have lost, have we? How its message – so simple, so clean, so without spin – has turned out to have meaning not just for a single people in time of trouble but for all of us wherever we live, whatever our troubles.
Comments
I first saw the Keep Calm poster on apartmenttherapy.com in a photo of someone's quaint little cottage. I loved the timeless message and started looking for a source. I am so happy to have found you & Barter Books rather than a copyist.
robin - 10:14pm, Friday 6 March 2009.
A bedspread! Mary that would be marvellous. I can see an entire maternity ward decked out in them with curtains to match. Ho Ho. Now, about that events page....
stephanie donaldson - 1:25pm, Sunday 8 March 2009.
Love this post and love the poster! It has an interesting little history - I love tidbits like this. Thanks!
Ginny Williams - 4:00pm, Monday 9 March 2009.
That's such a lovely story and a brilliant poster! I'm coming to Alnwick tomorrow for the first time and I think I'll pick one up. :)
- 1:51pm, Friday 13 March 2009.
We love this poster and decided to use the post cards as our wedding invitations! Its worked, and guests (and us) have stayed unusually calm.....Love the posted!
Julie Talbot - 2:17pm, Sunday 15 March 2009.
Brilliant piece, most enjoyable and interesting. Actually I am somewhat one of those "where have you been?" people as I was only very very vaguely aware of this ... I've come here today only because my daughter, with a good sense of priorities, texted me saying "Barter Books is in the G2!" But now I know a lot more than I did! Cheers.
Vogel von Neustadt - 12:40pm, Wednesday 18 March 2009.
I have known of this poster for a while now, but finally got to hear the full story behind it this afternoon on my local National Public Radio channel (America). (I believe it was your husband being interviewed in the show). I was so enthralled with its history and with its link to your lovely bookstore, I sought you out and purchased one, of course! (So glad I did not go purchase one from a copyist - so many out there!) There is so much that can be derived from and applied to from those simple-yet-powerful set of words - a message that was relevant then, and now in its own right - and I, for one, am grateful for them. On a more frivolous note - luckily my decor mainly consists of shades of red, so the poster will look very well integrated within my home. The other part I'm looking forward to is, as soon as my significant other (who is a very, *very* cheeky Englishman) sees it hanging in my flat, I will have the pleasure of watching him turn green with envy... :) Cheers from Seattle, Washington.
R. K. - 8:42am, Thursday 19 March 2009.
I just read about this in the D. Mail online, then found you by the power of Google. So glad I didn't find a copyist either. One of the presenters on CBC's Toronto news was wearing a T-shirt (pink, with the slogan in black - harrumph!) last night and I was curious about it, then I found this story in the D. Mail today. It's the first time I have seen this slogan/poster and am delighted by it. Thank you for saving and propagating a bit of history :-)
Huda K - 10:40am, Thursday 19 March 2009.
The drawback of not reading newspapers, I've missed something about which I am passionately interested, until now (when I was contacted by the Daily Express for a comment on this poster)! My PhD was on wartime home front propaganda, I must look among my research and see what more I have on this poster, but in the meantime, my (not v. recently updated, so apologies for that) website is: http://www.ww2poster.co.uk. Enjoy!
Dr Bex Lewis - 12:09pm, Thursday 19 March 2009.
I am so glad to find your delightful blog and learn of the wonderful history of your poster. Thank you for saving it from obscurity. I ll be linking to your blog and bookstore today
Best wishes!
MBD - 8:17pm, Thursday 19 March 2009.
I spotted the story in Daily Mail yesterday.The poster sums up understated British pluck and grit. As both of these seem to be ebbing away I shall be ordering a copy to remind me of 'em.
thanks
Percy Toboggan - 11:14am, Friday 20 March 2009.
Hi Mary, what a fantastic Blog article, full of passion about the actual poster and message and history, rather than the trivialities of the merchandise and ownership.
As you know, we are proud to be the first and best to make the clothing items with the Keep Calm print, with your consent, having fallen in love with the poster we bought from you years ago!
Thanks for everything, hope we meet again sometime!
We'll write a news item about this blog entry on www.yesnomaybe.co.uk soon!
Thanks,
Ben
www.YesNoMaybe.co.uk - 2:32pm, Saturday 21 March 2009.
Hi Mary, Great to have it all laid out before everyone, the story, the copiers, everything. I've given the mug (bought from you of course) to a farmer about to start the lambing (keep calm in the middle of the night), a friend having a dispute with a neighbour, a person teaching outward bound (what to do when someone has frozen on the high wire!) and have put a postcard up in our shop at Chesters Walled Garden. ANYONE who comments on it gets the full explanation and the proviso that they must only contemplate buying the card, the poster, the t-towel from Barter Books at Alnwick!!! Susie
susie at thewalledga - 8:10pm, Sunday 22 March 2009.
loved your post!
copyright it from you ---wow that is rude!
Mimi - 9:33pm, Monday 23 March 2009.
Funny you call other people who do exactly what you do - reproduce a print "copyists".....all you did was FIND the poster (and you yourself say - one of 2. the other very public). You do not deserve credit for coping something , and defiantly not the right the condescend on others that do the same. The only credit you deserve is for owning an original. that's all. The story is nice, the people behind it - a little vane.
David - 11:30pm, Monday 23 March 2009.
Best thing to do Mary and Stuart is KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON!
Now, where's my red correction pen.....
SJD - 9:22am, Wednesday 25 March 2009.
what ever Mary ! you copied something that wasn't yours and you are an happy other people make a living of it in these hard times?????
Shame on you - greed is ugly
John - 2:33am, Monday 30 March 2009.
Your finding (and the newspapers reporting) of this poster is timely, and I am glad that you are selling it at a better price than the 'competition'.
I came across the poster in the Guardian article, linked through a 'productivity blog'.
After wondering how much the posters sold for, I did a google search and and came across some opportunists heavily advertised website - dedicated to the poster (with a predictable URL). I was shocked that they would dare sell A POSTER for £10! Whilst the exorbitant V&A do so too, their products are generally overpriced and, if pushed, one can justify it by knowing that a proportion of it goes towards its upkeep.
Fortunately, after coming across your website, reading the story and seeing the price; I am happy to order several copies of the poster (and postcards), and I hope you do well from selling these at that much more reasonable price of £3.60.
All the best!
Brit - 7:50pm, Friday 3 April 2009.
Ordered my 'T' shirt 12.14 28th April, It was delivered 9.45 29th April! That is what I call service. Am delighted with my purchase which will be aired in France this summer so expect a rush of French orders!
Keith-Timperley - 10:02am, Thursday 30 April 2009.
John of the previous comments,
I would suggest that greed was better evidenced by those that attempt to charge £10 for a poster, aka the "copyists".
It's an interesting story, a lovely poster and a very reasonable price. The best of luck to you all. I fully intend to make a special trip to Barter books and I'm guessing the "bit" you make off the poster I'll buy will be supplemented by some additional purchases.
Cheerio, Phil.
Philip - 4:11pm, Tuesday 5 May 2009.
I remember when I worked in the shop and we started selling this poster. It was very useful to point at, especially when there were 20 people at the till during the summer and boxes of books to be valued! I can't believe it has sold so many copies.
I'm enjoying the blog Mary!
David
David Rixon - 4:58am, Sunday 10 May 2009.
having been to your amazing book shop in the past (before the poster sales) it was quite surprising how we came to buy our copy. Our American sister in law had seen a mug and poster in photos of the BBC Homes and Antiques magazine and mentioned it. Luckily just a few days later the article about the poster and its origins appeared in the newspapers and we were able to place an order and send her a copy. She is thrilled to bits with it. (herself a GI bride and had to do plenty of keeping calm and caryying on in her time). Well done on your sales but most of all your shop (how can it just be called a shop) which is always on the list when in the NE and as important a part of Alnwick as the castle and gardens in my opinion.
Chris Bagot - 7:11am, Thursday 28 May 2009.
Not being much of a trendster, I had never seen this poster until stumbling across a copyist on Etsy the other day. I immediately knew I had to have it for my office, but ran a google search on the slogan first (to make sure it wasn't linked to anything sordid enough to get me fired). From google, I found a home decorator's blog, and one of the comments on the entry directed me to your website as the original source of the poster. It's unfortunate it took such an effort to get here, because I'm sure many people would, like myself, much prefer to purchase from you than a copyist. (Especially since you don't charge a premium for authenticity--even with the cost of air mail and the exchange rate, your prices are significantly cheaper than the copyists.)
While I can appreciate and admire your laid-back attitude regarding the copyists (and I understand there's not much you can do about them), I wish there were some way to make your website the first result on a google search for the phrase. As of today, you're not even on the first 5 pages of results!
Best of luck to you guys, and thanks for bringing a neat little piece of history to the light of day.
EK - 5:55pm, Thursday 25 June 2009.
Mary, your blog made me smile and well up all at once!
How unassuming you are. I am so pleased at the sense of justice in the poster finding its way to people such as yourselves, who've happily shared their find with others without trying to trademark the slogan for yourselves or being overtaken with the disease of the age...greed! Decency clearly lives on in your neck of the woods and how fitting. Never let it go! I'm very glad I found the origins of the poster and will definitely order from you and not the copyists! Thank you and all the best in all you do.
Tara - 11:38am, Monday 29 June 2009.
that's nice post but upadation required regular also
robert bingo live - 9:26am, Tuesday 7 July 2009.
I think I am breathless. I will check. Was it the history or the brilliance of Mary's writing which flowed along with humor and kindness forgiveness to copiers. A delightful read. And what a treasure. I intend to buy "the works" and have a professional photo taken. Standing by poster, wearing tea shirt, etc and etc. One thought and other probably suggested it. Would it be possible to call your site the official one as I visited many others before this one. And could we start a KC&CO club or forum? Someone clever start it and I'll join. God bless and Keep Calm and Carry on. Craig monkadorer@verizon.net
Craig - 6:01am, Saturday 18 July 2009.
The copyists debate is quite an interesting issue. "Is it wrong to steal from a thief?" I find it human nature, especially in these times to imitate. What I do have an issue with is that bugger trying to sue you for a poster he's purchased from you... I don't see any difference between your poster and those of the copyists though as far as quality. Yes,no,maybe.com seems like they're just as much of a copyist since they've gone to the extent of opening an online shop dedicated solely to the print. They even sell mugs which compete with yours. Does that make them copyists as well or are they excluded from "that awful group" since they have "your consent"? Terribly confused. Wonderful story!
linda - 7:15pm, Wednesday 19 August 2009.
I was reading the current issue of Vanity Fair magazine this week when I spied your "keep calm"poster in the background of a photo shoot with Anya Hindmarch. It immediately caught my attention and I made a point to Google the phrase when I had a chance. I've now ordered a copy from your shop and look forward to receiving it.
I also enjoyed reading your blog.
Thanks!
moe - 4:03pm, Wednesday 26 August 2009.
I love this poster, and the story. Jury's out on what I think of the "copyists", except that what put me off most on their sites was the fact that they have altered the oiginal by using new colours. Some things aint meant to be tampered with!
Barter Books remains my favourite book store (new or secondhand) anywhere, love the content, love the atmosphere, love the fact my son bought his first ever books there. Highly recommend everyone to go out of your way to visit!
Well done on the blog too, look forward to more.
Emma - 12:29pm, Friday 9 October 2009.
Wow a whole lot of spam comments you have there!
I love my poster it's been up in the kitchen for few years since I bought it from you. http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintage_pleasure/3952411707/ I put it above my kitchen table because mealtimes ae when I need it most!
I love the whole copyist debate but I don't think some people have read your post right.I'm pretty certain you said that you were a copyist too and that you don't mind people copying just that you would like the history of the poster to be preserved. I think the copyist who tried to sue you was just crazy!
I always point people in your direction.They are the closest to the original and just look so much better!
Kristy - 2:24pm, Wednesday 28 October 2009.
Thank you for "Recycling" your Country's poster. It is inspiring in a way that we understand today in our world of instant gratification. The public is overwhelmed with crisis and information. I too, wish that you could find the creator's name. Brilliant, that man. (Although it seems to me that a woman would have said this to him) I am from Mississippi,USA. and we are embracing the words as if our Mothers spoke it from birth. It just sounds like what we would say to our children. God Bless.
Abby - 4:59am, Sunday 29 November 2009.
Re: copyists debate. I think it was rather undignified and wrong that one of the copyists tried to sue you and tried to copyright the poster! Consent is not the issue but courtesy and common-sense.
Charles Bingley - 8:05pm, Monday 11 January 2010.
Hey there, I think you've done a fantastic job with the old railway station and I love that whenever I'm back in Alnwick I always set aside a couple of hours to lose myself amongst your bookshelves!
With regards to the poster, it may interest you to know that The Stereophonics titled their 2009 album Keep Calm and Carry On, so you may add 'Inspired rock band' to your list of accomplishments, as I'm sure had you not originally inspired the copiers and the copiests, the globalisation of this may never have occurred.
Now if we could only get in touch with the makers of Sex and the city...I'm sure they could play around with it, Keep Calm and Carrie On in pink and black sparkly, ooh I can see it now! Or perhaps I'm getting Carried away... May be a way to eventually earn you those Christian Louboutins though Mary!!
Shoshanna x
Shoshanna - 2:08pm, Sunday 21 March 2010.
I buy these as presents for people with troubles and it's always appreciated
Ian Miller - 1:42pm, Wednesday 28 July 2010.
Note there is much research about this and other posters of the time in a PhD thesis by Rebecca Lewis at http://ww2poster.co.uk/phd-research/
Ian Miller - 2:14pm, Wednesday 28 July 2010.
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