The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British recruiting poster depicting male civilians of a variety of professions, from barrister, to labourer, marching in a long line which ends with men clothed in the khaki of the British Army. This is a simple, yet colourful poster conveying the need for men of all classes to join ranks. It also implies that the class divides within Britain would be lessened in the Army itself, as all men would have equal status when wearing the uniform The text, printed in blue ink, runs from the upper left corner to the upper right corner.
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (Poster No. 64A). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (No.64). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium as a bac
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (No.64). Depicts the flags of Britain, France, the naval ensign of Russia, and the flag of Belgium as a bac
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Poster No. 34), in the style of posters produced for the war effort by British silhouette artist Harry Oakley. At the top
Published by the Monash University Draft Resisters Union (MUDR) this simple text based poster features a depiction of a chain running upper left to lower left. The title ' Conscription' runs accross t
British recruiting poster, urging the women of Britain to pressure their husbands to join the Army; by extension, this is a recruiting poster. It is a text based poster, with no illustrations. The tit