“Keep calm and take a nap,” whereas it looked like the Germans took a chance to poke fun at the Brits interpreting: “To wait and drink tea.” Marketing can change the world.

this one was held back in expectation of bombardments or an invasion,” said the author of a new book titled “Keep calm and carry on: The truth behind the poster” Bex Lewis during a phone ...

Amazon.com lists nearly 100,000 products with "Keep calm" in their descriptions. Almost all use a version of the no-frills, slightly fusty font that lends the original poster its retro feel.

There are thousands of t-shirts, mugs, and memes of the now-iconic red-and-white “Keep Calm and Carry On” poster, and even more parodies of the phrase: “Keep Calm and Kill Zombies ...

"We're dead in the water," Fowler said ... he set his sights on reproducing versions of the British "Keep Calm and Carry On" propaganda poster of the Second World War era after hearing that ...

A collection of 'Keep Calm and Carry On' posters that are believed to be the only surviving originals in Britain have emerged on the Antiques Roadshow. Thousands of the posters were created at the ...

Millions of copies of the "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster were printed on the eve of World War II, but never displayed. Now the message has taken on a new lease of life in our troubled peacetime. The ...

a new motion posters simply says "Keep Calm and Carrie On." If you're still confused about the creative inspiration behind this poster, you can read about it right here, but otherwise, it's a cool ...

Keep Calm and Carry On. But people haven't kept calm. This wartime slogan was first resold as a poster in 2001. Then it made its way on to mugs, T-shirts, tea towels, mouse mats, aprons ...

An original set of three "Keep Calm, Carry On" posters is set to be auctioned in Newcastle. The posters are being auctioned during Anderson & Garland's Militaria Auction on Thursday, July 4 ...