The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (No.15).The image is a three-quarter length view of a man, seen in profile, facing right and reaching into his pocket. To the left is a silhouette image of a factory and on the right a field gun, limber and team, also in silhouette. The titled is positioned across the top and a subtitle is positioned across the bottom set within a brown rectangle.
The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC) was set up in August 1914. It was a cross party organisation which engaged the infrastructure of parliamentary constituencies to support recruitment. The PRC published 200 posters by the time conscription was introduced in January 1916. In July 1915 the PRC became the Parliamentary War Savings Committee and began to publish posters like this one, aimed at civilians, to encourage donations to the war effort.
A British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (No.15).The image is a three-quarter length view of a man, seen in profile, facing right and reaching into his pocket
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (Poster No.9) to promote savings for a War Loan. In the upper third is a depiction of a giant gold sovereign coin with
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (No. 3) advertising the New Government War Loan. Text only printed top to bottom in blue ink set against a black backgr
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (No. 3) advertising the New Government War Loan. Text only printed top to bottom in blue ink set against a black backgr
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee (Poster No.5) to promote savings for a War Loan. The title and text are a direct appeal to women encouraging them to do
British First World War Recruitment poster (No.58) issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC). It features a naturalistic drawing by Arthur Wardle, one of Britain's most renowned animal pa
