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An Australian Militia recruitment poster dating from 1930 - 1935. It features a central full length portrait of a sergeant standing to attention with his rifle over his left shoulder. To each side of him are 12 illustrations (6 on each side) detailing different army units that recruits could join. Both the illustrations and the portrait are set against a dark green background beneath a yellow banner with the words ' Join the Colours' inscribed on it. Further title text printed in red and black ink is positioned beneath the image against a sky blue background.
Australian Militia recruitment poster from the inter-war period printed by H.J. Green Government Printer for the State of Victoria. It features two images positioned lower left and upper right. Both a
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. It features a full-length depiction of a British infantryman, with fixed bayonet, silhouetted red against a
Australian First World War recruitment poster featuring a central three quarter length portrait of Captain A.C Carmichael in uniform. The title text is positioned above and beneath the image printed i
A Royal Air Force (RAF) inter war recruitment poster. It is calling for men to ' Stand by to lend a hand' as hospital orderlies. It features a full-length portrait of a RAF orderly, in uniform with a
British First World War recruitment poster issued by His Majesty's Stationery Office. It features an outstretched right hand of a soldier in khaki held out in greeting in the upper third. The title ,
American First World War poster issued by the US Army. It features a three quarter length portrait of a US soldier standing to attention on the left side. His rifle over his left shoulder. To his righ