The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Early British recruiting poster. This poster contains no images, and is very simple in design. It uses only one ink colour - black, and as opposed to more artistic recruiting posters, is designed to convey a large amount of information about enlistment rules, and assistance for wives of soldiers.
This early British recruiting proclamation-style poster was published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, and aims to encourage men to enlist for war. The poster contains no images, and is very simple
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. The poster uses a large black key as a device to attract the attention of viewers. This is a slightly more sophisticated
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC), London. Established in August 1914 the PRC was a combined party organisation chaired by the Prime Minister, Herbe
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (poster No. 103). This is a text-based poster only, with no images. The title, printed in yellow ink, occupies the upper
British First World War recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (poster No. 103). This is a text-based poster only, with no images. The title, printed in yellow ink, occ
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. This is a text-based poster, with no images, and uses alternating text sizes, and colours, to draw the attention of the e