The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Poster encouraging citizens to buy peace bonds, in order to help assist the returning soldiers to integrate back into civilian life. This is a text only poster, printed in red or blue ink. The text sits within a blue and red rectangular border.
Poster encouraging citizens to buy peace bonds in order to assist returning soldiers integrate back into civilian life after the First World War. Depicts a statue of a soldier and a female figure who
Australian notice issued under authority of the War Loan Act 1918 by the Commonwealth Treasury. The notice is text only printed in red and blue under the emblem of the Government of the Commonwealth o
Australian First World War poster issued by the Commonwealth Government to promote the sale of War Savings Certificates in 1918. Text only and printed in blue and red ink under the Commonwealth of Aus
Australian poster promoting the sale of Peace bonds following the end of the First World War. This Peace Loan was issued in August 1919 and citizens were encouraged to subscribe to help assist returne
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. This is a text-based poster, with no images, and uses alternating text sizes, and colours, to draw the attention of the e
A First World War poster warning soldiers to be aware of their ' hidden enemies' or venereal diseases. Text only it is a small rectangular poster printed in black and red ink. The text is positioned
