The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Issued by the National War Savings Committee, this poster depicts a little girl in distress, comforted by another little girl while a third looks on. During the First World War, the British government introduced fundraising schemes to raise money for the war effort. The National Savings Movement was established in 1916 and encouraged the public to purchase stamps, certificates or bonds. Guth's image of the three young girls was also used in the Australian poster 'For young Australia - buy peace bonds. The Peacemaker.' Here, the subtitle infers that the girl in the middle is mediating between the other two.
This British First World War poster was published by the Scottish War Savings Committee and is designed to encourage students and schools to invest in savings certificates. The main image is of a dove
First World War poster issued by the National War Savings Committee, designed by Bert Thomas (Poster No. 90). Its aim is to encourage men to invest in War Saving Certificates by suggesting that war sa
British First World War poster issued by the National War Savings Committee to promote the sale of war savings certificates. It features an image of two workmen engaged in conversation during a lunch
This British First World War poster was printed by H & C Graham and aims to encourage the public to purchase war savings certificates. The main image is of a thick line of Bayonets, pointing upwards a
The poster relates to the war savings programs that were established by the Commonwealth Government to support war expenditure during the Second World War.The poster depicts a gunner sighting a Lewis
This poster relates to the war savings programs that were established by the Commonwealth Government to support war expenditure. The text "BACK THEM UP-buy WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES" is spread across t
