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British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (No.64). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium as a backdrop for the slogan, printed in black ink, 'Why not join the Army'. The use of Allied flags makes an eye-catching poster, with a simple slogan transformed into colourful yet meaningful message. The printer and publishing details are printed in black ink in the lower right corner and the lower left corner respectively.
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (No.64). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium as a bac
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (Poster No. 64A). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium
Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium as a backdrop for the slogan, printed in black ink, 'Answer the call right quickly'. The use of Allied flags m
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Poster No. 56). A simple text only rectangular poster printed in black ink against a bright yellow backgrou
A British Recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (Poster No. 118) . It depicts six khaki-clad, smiling British soldiers, with different regimental badges on their caps; t
First World War recruitment poster issued by the United States Naval Recruitment Bureau. It features a colour reproduction of a painting by Henry Reuterdahl of warships at sea. A seagull hovers in the