The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Indian Army poster issued in 1919 to provide discharged soldiers and their families with information regarding rehabilitation, Educational and Medical services. The poster is largely text printed in blue and red. Centre left printed in sepia is a full length portrait of a Soldier of the Indian Army in uniform standing to attention. The information includes where to apply for pensions, schools that offered free training to ex-servicemen (Queen Mary's Technical School, Bombay ; The School for the Blind, Lahore, and the Victoria Memorial School, Bombay), where to get medical attention, and artificial limbs replaced.
The poster shows a smiling pilot with the message: Pilots: Apply to the District Magistrate Commissioner of Police (Presidency Cities); Political Agent (Indian States); Mechanics: Apply to the Air For
Poster issued by the British Ministry of Pensions (formed 1916) to provide information to disabled returned servicemen. It consists of a listing of informative facts and statements emphasising that su
British First World war poster issued by the Ministry of Pensions. Text only it is in the form of a notice printed top to bottom in white lettering against a navy blue background. It informs disabled
British Second World War poster advertising a children's shoe and clothing exchange. The title is printed in red ink and dominates the upper quarter of the poster, with three paragraphs of text printe
British Second World War poster advertising a children's shoe and clothing exchange. The title is printed in red ink and dominates the upper quarter of the poster, with three paragraphs of text printe
Depicts soldiers in combat, with the text urging the viewer to buy war bonds if unable to fight. The title, printed in blue ink, occupies the upper part of the poster and is printed against the blue b
