The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 returned soldiers back to civilian life. The image is of a civilian woman in a red dress and a returned soldier, who appears to have a walking aid. Positioned on the right in the foreground, they have their backs to the viewer and are surveying a war ravaged landscape silhouetted on the left side of the poster. They stand beneath a tree, indicating that peace has come. The text is printed over the blue sky between the two images both are set within a black and yellow 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 First World War poster promoting the sale of Peace Bonds. It features the image of a bullet damaged bible and recounts the story of its owner recently returned to Australia ,a member of the
Australian poster issued at the end of the First World War to promote the sale of Peace Bonds. Depicts a group of flag waving civilians in the foreground farewelling a naval ship. An Australian naval
Australian First World War poster by James Northfield promoting the sale of Peace Bonds. It features a portrait depiction of an Australian soldier facing the viewer and wearing a traditional slouch ha
Australian First World War poster promoting the 7th War Loan drive. It features the central image of an Australian flag set against a billowing white cloud within a pale blue sky. Two peace laurels a
Australian First World War flyer promoting the 7th War Loan drive. This is an ornate design, contrasting the simple slogan with several competing symbols. The Union Jack and the Australian flag respe