The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. The posters read, 'Roll'em back! Buy Victory Bonds' and 'We Can Give It If You Will Lend It, Buy National Savings Stamps And War Savings Certificates'.
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
An American technical unit publicises the Second Victory Loan by displaying a loan poster, 'Roll'em back! Buy Victory Bonds', on a smashed Japanese Zero aircraft. More than 300 Japanese planes were de
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 rec
New Guinea. Troops fill in loan application forms. At the desk is Mr F. Gaulton, war loan official, who is visiting forward areas. At one unit in New Guinea 1500 pounds was subscribed to the Victory B
Twenty one Federal safety match boxes, still retaining their contents. Each box outer is made from thin wood ply with a paper label, and only one side is fitted with a red phosphorous striker panel. T
Chaplain E B Phillips compares gifts with two diggers, Corporal (Cpl) W Bullard of Kempsey, NSW, and Private (Pte) J Coultas of Stockinbingal, NSW, all are members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Aust
