The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts members of the Women's Land Army harvesting corn or wheat. A woman in the top left corner of the image wearing a khaki hat urges people to 'Keep the farms going while the men are fighting'. Beneath her at the bottom right of the image, a young, enthusiastic woman in a khaki uniform is threshing or tossing hay. The title runs along the bottom of the poster in dark blue ink. An appeal from the Australian Women's Land Army, established in July 1942 under the auspices of the Director-General of Manpower. Its members took on continuous rural work, such as fruit, vegetable and cotton growing, dairying and poultry farming. The Land Army campaign suffered from the greater attractions of industrial employment and the auxiliaries of the armed forces.
Depicts members of the Women's Land Army harvesting corn or wheat. A woman in the top left corner of the image wearing a khaki hat urges people to 'Keep the farms going while the men are fighting'. B
Depicts members of the Women's Land Army harvesting corn or wheat. A woman in the top left corner of the image wearing a khaki hat urges people to 'Keep the farms going while the men are fighting'. B
Depicts members of the Women's Land Army harvesting corn or wheat. A woman in the top left corner of the image wearing a khaki hat urges people to 'Keep the farms going while the men are fighting'. B
A United States First World War poster issued by the United States Food Administration (poster No.6) in 1918. Depicts a tableaux of fish and vegetables suggesting abundance. The text printed in yellow
Australian war loan poster depicting a peaceful country scene. A man mounted on a white horse, face shaded by his hat, observes a horse drawn harvester move through a large field of golden wheat. A h
British Second World War Recruitment poster for the ATS. The ATS, or Auxiliary Territorial Service, was the women's branch of the British Army during the Second World War, with numbers reaching 65,000