The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. These Australians find interest in the second Victory War Loan poster, reading 'We Can Give It If You Will Lend It Buy National Savings Stamps and Savings Certificates', which has been received at their base at Lae. These boys apart from fighting the Japanese intend to subscribe to the loan to provide the necessary funds to carry on the conflict.
An American technical unit publicises the Second Victory Loan by displaying loan posters on a smashed Japanese Zero aircraft. More than 300 Japanese planes were destroyed in the capture of Hollandia.
An American technical unit publicises the Second Victory Loan by displaying a Loan poster, "Subscribe in Advance to the Second Victory Loan or buy National Savings Stamps' on a smashed Japanese Zero a
Melbourne, Vic. 1943-05-05. Mr J. T. Porter, Publicity Director of the War Loan Appeal, opening a campaign to encourage school children to buy War Saving Certificates and Stamps.
This Second World War poster was issued to promote the sales of the 4th Liberty Loan. The campaign was launched to encourage people to buy national savings stamps to contribute to the war effort. The
Melbourne, Vic. 1943-05-05. Pupils of the Brunswick South-West State School examining aircraft bombs displayed on a truck during the War Loan Appeal to school children to buy War Saving Certificates a
Depicts an old farmer welcoming a young veteran, symbolising the assistance that men who were no longer eligible for recruitment could give. The text encourages the viewer to buy peace bonds. Many cou
