The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This early British recruiting proclamation-style poster was published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, and aims to encourage men to enlist for war. The poster contains no images, and is very simple in design. It uses only one ink colour - black, and as opposed to more artistic recruiting posters, is designed to convey a large amount of information about enlistment rules, and assistance for wives of soldiers.
Early British recruiting poster. This poster contains no images, and is very simple in design. It uses only one ink colour - black, and as opposed to more artistic recruiting posters, is designed to
This First World War British poster was published by His Majesty's Stationery Office and aims to encourage men to enlist in the navy. Consisting only of text, the poster outlines the physical criteria
This First World War Victorian poster was published by the State Recruiting Committee of Victoria and aims to encourage the civilian population to enlist by appealing to their patriotic spirit. Despit
Poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee following the introduction of conscription. Previous to conscription, the Committee published a large variety of posters. Some were visually
This First World War American poster was designed by Richard Babcock and aims to encourage men to enlist in the navy. The poster depicts a sailor riding a torpedo, with text appearing below the image
This First World War British poster is designed to encourage men to enlist and fight for the flag. The main image is of the Union Jack with black text appearing above and below. It was produced by the