Promoting Go in the UK and beyond
Go promotional material gallery
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Yeovil Go Club poster
Produced by Julian Davies (Julian.davies at screwfix.com) in 2005.
Available in Open Office (122KB) and PDF (122KB) formats.
Bristol Go Club posters
By Antonio Moreno.
Larger JPEG images are available: landscape poster (464KB) and portrait poster (403KB).
Cambridge Go Club poster
By Charles Matthews in 1998. Charles produced a series of posters for the Cambridge Club throughout the 90s, all variations on the theme of a Go position with accompanying text. On such a poster, it is helpful if the Go position provides examples that can be used to explain at least the capture rule and territory. With this poster it would also be possible to explain ladders, dead stones, and the fact that it is normally better to start by spreading your stones out to make a moyo, rather than just making small bits of territory. These posters were normally printed on a variety of coloured paper for greater impact, and normally A5 sized.
Go evening class poster
By Paul Smith in 1992 or 1997.
Go address labels
By S. J. Perks in the early 1980s. These were 6×4 inch address labels, gummed on the back.
The text (upside down) at the top of each label reads:
The British Go Association. Go is a game of skill for two players. For details of the Association, & of your nearest club, contact:- M. Harvey, [address removed].
These labels are £1.30/100; £2.50/200; £10.00/1000. (inc p & p)
POST OFFICE: This is not a return address for undilivered mail.