The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Poster designed to stress the vital necessity for the care and preservation of ammunition during storage, handling and transport. Munitions workers were only one of dozens of groups within the civilian population subjected to posters campaigns. LHQ stood for Allied land Forces headquarters, which was formed in April 1942.
Australian Second World War poster produced by the Allied Land Forces Headquarters (LHQ formed in 1942) to stress the vital necessity for the care and preservation of ammunition during storage, handli
Australian Second World War cautionary poster produced by the Allied Land Forces Headquarters (LHQ formed in 1942) to stress the vital necessity for the care and preservation of ammunition during stor
Australian Second World War cautionary poster produced by the Allied Land Forces Headquarters (LHQ formed in 1942) to stress the vital necessity for the care and preservation of ammunition during stor
Australian Second World War cautionary poster produced by the Allied Land Forces Headquarters (LHQ formed in 1942) to stress the vital necessity for the care and preservation of ammunition during stor
Designed to encourage men to enlist in the Country Territorial Regiments, this First World War poster draws on the patriotic history of the fighting forces of the United Kingdom. The poster depicts a
A poster depicting large crowds of homeless and destitute people who have been made homeless by the First World War. The image of the people occupies the upper three-quarters of the poster. The title