WW2 Outbreak BBC Radio House Morale War Broadcasting Photo Postcard

ABIZRT7   A stunning undated but modern origin postcard of this historic 1939 BBC radio magazine cover when war had just broken out announcing the England that the BBC were to continue with broadcasting.  It was a specially created cover to lift morale in the nation with further details on reverse unused and mint.

"...The visual layout focuses entirely on a striking photograph of Broadcasting House, the BBC's central London headquarters, flying a prominent Union Jack flag. Emblazoned beneath the imagery is the bold, defiant wartime slogan "Broadcasting carries on," a reassuring message of permanence designed to stand firm against the fear of imminent bombing raids. As a celebrated masterpiece in the classic postcard collection, this text-free visual brilliantly commemorates the vital role the wireless played in boosting national morale at the dawn of World War II.."