The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British poster from the First World War produced by the Ministry of Labour and National Service designed to encourage women to enlist for farm work. The black text which dominates the poster outlines the terms of employment for women.
This First World War British poster was published by His Majesty's Stationery Office and aims to encourage men to enlist in the navy. Consisting only of text, the poster outlines the physical criteria
This British First World War poster published by the Ministry of Labour aimed to encourage women to assist in the picking of fruit for soldiers. The poster depicts a woman carrying a bucket of raspber
This First World War British poster is designed to encourage men to enlist and fight for the flag. The main image is of the Union Jack with black text appearing above and below. It was produced by the
This British First World War poster was published by Dangerfield Printing and aims to encourage women to enroll for work, both overseas and at home, in an attempt to free up men for the front line. Th
British First World War duplicate posters mounted side by side on one sheet. issued by the Ministry of National Service calling for War Work Volunteers. The two posters feature blank central panels wi
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