The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British First World War poster issued to be displayed at a munitions factory where tanks were built. Designed to maintain morale and increase production among workers by reminding them of the role tanks played in battle. It features a image of an infantry charge led by tanks on enemy barbed wire defenses at the western front. The image is in the upper half. The title and text, printed in blue and black ink, are positioned in the lower half. Both the image and text are set within a thin black border.
Lithographic print commemorating a night time raid by a German Zepplin on Antwerp, Belgium on 23-24 August 1914. A large airship is depicted dropping bombs onto a market square as citizens flee. The i
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. It features a striking modernist image in the upper half of a pair of jack boots dripping with bright red blood. On the upp
British First World War poster urging the viewer to be thrifty and salvage anything they can to help the war effort. It features a cartoon of a smiling British soldier sitting on a chest mending his t
British First World War poster reminding viewers to conserve their use of coal. Text only the title is positioned across the whole, in white and in orange, set against a black background and held with
British First World War poster issued by the National War Savings Committee to promote the sale of War Bonds. It features a depiction of a shell burst in the centre right. The title text is positione
American First World War poster issued to promote the sale of Liberty Bonds. It features a bloody hand print in the top half. Beneath it the title and text ' The Hun - his Mark Blot it out with Libert