The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British inter-war poster issued by the Ministry of Labour in 1919. Featuring a drawing of Prime Minister David Loyd George and a quote from one of his speeches, where he speaks of the obligation of Employers towards disabled ex-service men and their re-instatement in their former trades. The image occupies the lower right, with the title separate and positioned in the upper third, in black and red cursive script. The text is separate and positioned lower left, in black, and held within a red border. The crest of the Ministry of Labour is positioned in the bottom left corner. All set against a white background and held within a red border.
British First World War poster issued by the Ministry of Labour. It encourages disabled sailors and soldiers to make sure they get the job that suits them by contacting their nearest Employment Excha
The image occupies the majority, and is held within a black border. The title is separate and positioned across the top edge, in brown. The text is separate and positioned in the lower quarter, in bro
This poster was issued for display at Australian Munitions Factories during the Second World War. It features a portrait of the British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill in the upper half with a qu
A British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Department of National Service (NS) . It features the emblem of the NS centre top which includes a full-length depiction of Winged Victory we
This British First World War Poster, produced by the Ministry of Labour, aims to provide information to apprentices who wish to resume their training after their war service. Through text the poster e
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. It features a map of the British Isles, coloured green and divided into recruiting areas for each regiment
