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Society for the Study of Labour History 2023 calendar

The Society for the Study of Labour History calendar for 2023 uses as an illustration the Labour Party poster, ‘To-morrow – When Labour Rules’, created by the artist and lithographer Gerald Spencer Pryse.

The original poster was issued for the general election of December 1923, from which Labour emerged in second place, ahead of the Liberals, with 191 seats. The party went on to form its first minority government the following month.

Screenshot of the calendar. Beneath the words 'Society for the Study of Labour History 2023' is a Labour Party poster from 1923 showing a crowd of people moving from left to right across the image, some with hands outstretched. It is titled 'To-morrow - when Labour rules'. Beneath it is a whole-year calendar.

The calendar enables you to see to see the whole year at a glance on a single side of A4 and can be downloaded free of charge. Bank holidays are marked in red. Available as a Word document or in PDF format.

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