The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A British recruiting poster depicting a Chelsea pensioner, in uniform, shaking the hand of a young soldier in uniform while enlistees march behind an officer in the background. The poster is accompanied by the text "Good Bye, lad. I only wish I were young enough to go with you! ENLIST NOW!". This form of propaganda was highly effective as it instilled a sense of pride in the younger men for enlisting in the British Army.
A British recruiting poster depicting a Chelsea pensioner, in uniform, shaking the hand of a young soldier in uniform while enlistees march behind an officer in the background. The poster is accompani
An Australian First World War recruitment poster . This design is a good example of a simple message combined with an straightforward image, which recruiting authorities believed characterised the mos
recruiting poster, civilian, uniform, rifle; recruiting poster for AIF depicting a happy young man in civilian clothes, holding Army uniform and rifle, newscutting referring to AIF's fighting prowess
Australian First World War recruitment poster produced for the Queensland Recruiting Committee. The size of this poster and the simple design indicates it was created for large public spaces, rather
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Poster No. 34), in the style of posters produced for the war effort by British silhouette artist Harry Oakley. At the top
An Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the Queensland State Recruiting Committee. The poster has a simple yet effective design urging people to stop staring at soldiers, and enlist