The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
First World War poster issued by the West Australian Division of the Australian branch of the British Red Cross Society appealing for donations to help the 'destitute women' of Belgium and France. Black and white with text only. The only colour is the red emblem of the Red Cross organisation prominently positioned in the upper centre. The poster urges citizens to contribute a minimum of one halfpenny and also encourages regular weekly contributions. The Australian Red Cross was formed as a division of the British Red Cross Society in August 1914 by Lady Helen Munro - Ferguson, wife of the Governor-General. She then called on the wives of all the State Governors to follow her example and set up local committees in each capital.
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster, appealing to the viewer to join the society. In the lower half the poster depicts a Red Cross nurse tending to an injured soldier. Behind the
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster, appealing to the viewer to join the society. In the lower half the poster depicts a Red Cross nurse tending to an injured soldier. Behind the
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster, appealing to the viewer to join the society. In the lower half the poster depicts a Red Cross nurse tending to an injured soldier. Behind the
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster, appealing to the viewer to join the society. In the lower half the poster depicts a Red Cross nurse tending to an injured soldier. Behind the
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster, appealing to the viewer to join the society. In the lower half the poster depicts a Red Cross nurse tending to an injured soldier. Behind the
Australian Red Cross Second World War recruitment poster which details the activities of the Red Cross and the benefits provided by the society to attract new members. A large red cross , the symbol o