The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Poster containing the words 'I won't t fight in Vietnam' in bold, green capital letters on a white background. The 'n' in 'in' is almost all missing.
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (poster No. 48). It is a small rectangular poster text only printed with white lettering against a green ba
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee during the first half of the war. The poster employs both words and images to create meaning, interspersing symbols amongs
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee during the first half of the war. The poster employs both words and images to create meaning, interspersing symbols amongs
The faces of three children. Below are the words 'I never saw a swing in Vietnam so where did the children play?' Moore is commenting on the affect that the conflict in Vietnam had on civilian Vietn
A protest poster campaigning against the use of nuclear weapons. The poster depicts a man wearing a Hawaiian shirt which is adorned with the repeated images of palm trees, mushroom clouds from nuclear
Australian First World War recruitment poster. It features a white map of Australia (not including Tasmania) against a dark blue background. All the capitals of each State (except for Darwin and Hobar
