The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Publicity Department, Central London Recruiting Depot in 1914. It features a depiction of a handwritten letter from the then Mayor of London, Sir Charles Johnston, to the citizens of London urging them personally to enlist. Text only the title, printed in white lettering is positioned upper left to right. Beneath is a white letter printed with purple cursive script. The signature of the Lord Mayor is visible in the lower right. Both the title and letter are set against a purple background.
British First World War recruitment poster. Text only it features a personal plea from King George V for more men to enlist. Printed in red and black ink on white paper in the form of a letter from Bu
British First World War recruitment poster published in 1915 which features an enlarged reproduction of a letter to the citizens of Britain from Lord Kitchener requesting more recruits. The letter, pr
British recruiting poster produced by the Publicity Department of the Central London Recruiting Depot. This is a text-based poster, with no images. Beige cursive script dominates the poster, and is s
First World War recruitment poster issued by the Central Council for the Organization of Recruiting in Ireland. It features a depiction of a newly enlisted infantryman in the left foreground. He is in
British recruiting poster produced by the Publicity Department of the Central London Recruiting Depot. This is a text-based poster, with no images. Beige cursive script dominates the poster, and is s
An American First World War poster issued by the American Red Cross Society. In the upper half is a depiction of a disabled returned soldier. He is seated at a desk studying with a pipe in his left ha