The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British recruiting poster, urging the women of Britain to pressure their husbands to join the Army; by extension, this is a recruiting poster. It is a text based poster, with no illustrations. The title and text, in white on a brown printed ink background, runs from the upper left corner to the bottom centre. It reads:'To the women of Britain. Some of your men folk are holding back on your account. Won't you prove your love of your country by persuading them to go?' A red border surrounds the poster.
Australian First World War Army recruitment poster issued by the Queensland Recruiting Committee. The poster is directing women not to stand in the way of their husbands, sons and sweethearts enlistin
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. This is a text based poster, with no images. Text is dark blue ink. An extract reads: 'MILLIONS of your Fellow Countrym
British First World War recruitment poster targeting young women living in London. It urges them to encourage their "Best Boys" to join up and to question their integrity if they don't. Text only it i
Australian First World War recruitment poster targeting women. Text only printed in dark green set against a yellow background and framed within light green, yellow, and dark green borders. It is a di
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee during the first half of the war. The poster employs both words and images to create meaning, interspersing symbols amongs
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee during the first half of the war. The poster employs both words and images to create meaning, interspersing symbols amongs