The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British First World War poster issued by the Publicity Department of the Central London Recruiting Depot. In the upper half is an image of the Allied flags surrounding a union symbol with the Latin motto 'pro patria' (for the fatherland) with a Tudor, or Imperial Crown above it. Amongst the flags are the Japanese 'rising sun', the Belgian flag, and a Russian naval ensign. The image occupies the upper half of the poster. Beneath the flags, is the title, which runs from the upper centre to the lower centre, and is printed alternately in blue and red ink. The text urges the viewer to join the army to make the 'second half million' of recruited troops a reality. Both the image and text are set against a plain white background and held within a red and blue border.
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (poster No.2). Aside from an image of the Union Jack, which is positioned at the top centre of the poster, this is a text-
British recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (poster No.2). Aside from an image of the Union Jack, which is positioned at the top centre of the poster, this is a text-
Recruiting poster published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. The slogan 'rally round the flag' is repeated in multiple versions of this poster. The title, printed in black ink on a yellow b
First World War recruitment poster for the United States Army. The central image is of two mounted soldiers carrying flags. The flag in the foreground being the Stars and Stripes. The image is set wit
British recruiting poster produced early in the war by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. This is a text-based poster employing alternating red and blue text to provide visual interest - the only
A British recruiting poster produced early in the war by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Poster No. 4). This is a text-based poster employing alternating red and blue text and the only imagery