The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German poster directed at commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, and general Army announcing that a meeting would be held to discuss defending the German homeland against anarchy. It further announces that Major Freih v. Reibnitz would deliver the talk, which would also be about the protection of borders and German culture. Free discussion would be allowed amongst the men. Poster is text only, printed in black ink on white paper. The condition of the poster suggests that it had been souvenired after it had been displayed.
British Second World War poster promoting road safety. The poster gives details on when a tyre needs to be replaced from overwear. The emphasis behind the poster was that by ensuring road safety, it m
Depicts a ship sinking into a stormy ocean, with the men escaping from the sinking ship in the foreground rowing a boat. Smoke billows from the ship against a grim sky. This British Second World War
Depicts a ship sinking into a stormy ocean, with the men escaping from the sinking ship in the foreground rowing a boat. Smoke billows from the ship against a grim sky. This British Second World War
This Australian Second World War poster was produced by Department of War Organsiation of Industry, advising that it was preferred that people use local items, rather than those that had been imported
British recruiting poster produced early in the war by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee; this is a text based poster, with no images. The poster is surrounded by three borders; dark green on th
Australian First World War recruitment poster targeting women. Text only printed in dark green set against a yellow background and framed within light green, yellow, and dark green borders. It is a di