The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
United States First World War poster issued by the Food Administration and the National Association of Ice Industries. An image depicting Uncle Sam, holding a spanner, urging an engineer to put down his paper and get up out of his chair to check his equipment for ammonia leaks fills the top half. The title and text fill the remainder with the emblem of the United States Food Administration positioned top centre. The symbol of Uncle Sam links notions of patriotic duty with routine workplace tasks. At the bottom in the foreground is a rectangle marked out for employers to add bonus payment offers.
Depicts an American Uncle Sam figure urging the viewer to contribute to the war effort by purchasing Liberty bonds if unable to fight. Uncle Sam offers the civilian the choice between a rifle, bayone
United States Second World War poster by James Flagg. Using the image of Uncle Sam, this poster lists the 7 keys to holding down prices. During their involvement in the Second World War, the United St
American Office of War Information poster No. 78 urging citizens to be mindful of sharing information. During the war national security was a major concern and any information shared or spoken to loud
American First World War poster issued by the United States Food Administration. Printed in sepia it features a central photograph depicting three French Women dragging a large plough. The title frame
First World War poster issued by the United States Department of Labour promoting the services of the Bureau for Returning Soldiers and Sailors. It features a central image set within a black border o
United States First World War poster issued by the United States Food Administration in 1917. It features an expressive painting by Harvey Dunn in the top half of two soldiers at the front line advanc