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The 1940s Home (Shire Library)
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Table of Contents

Introduction The British Home in 1939 The British Home, 1939–45 The British Home, 1945–51 Conclusion Index

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A nostalgic illustrated history of the British home and its furnishings during wartime and in the early, difficult years of peace.

About the Author

Paul Evans is a specialist dealer in twentieth-century art and design, having a particular interest in posters, graphics and the propaganda arts. He is co-author (with Peter Doyle) of The Home Front, 1939-45 and Tommy's War in Europe British Military Memorabilia, 1939-45. He lives in London.

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"This slender, almost pamphlet-sized book is chock-full of British modernism of the 1940s, with plenty of photographs and an erudite text... authors Paul Evans and Peter Doyle, an antiques dealer and a military historian who usually work together on Shire's books about World War II, have given this volume an informative, well-researched text that flows along with the photographs." --Sandy McLendon, Modernism Magazine"Lavishly illustrated with photographs, ephemera and wonderful period advertisements, all three of these books take one through a good overview of British architectural design, house construction, furnishings and decor, and gardens." --Kitchen Retro, kitchenretro.blogspot.com (October 2009) on 1930s Home, 1940s Home and 1950s Home

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