The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 raspberries on the left and soldiers enjoying the jam on the right, clearly emphasizing how women can help the war effort. The text also provides information on the benefits of fruit picking, including accommodation and meals in an attempt to persuade women to join.
British First World War poster aimed at recruiting women to pick fruit over the summer. Printed in red and black it features a full-length depiction in the lower right of a group of women, carrying w
British First World War poster issued to recruit women for fruit picking. It features a three-quarter length portrait of a woman wearing a red dress and carrying baskets of fruit on both arms position
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
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
This is a First World War poster designed by Lawson Wood aimed at encouraging the enlistment of men into the army to help support the British empire. The central image on the poster depicts a Scottish
Australian First World War recruitment poster targeting women. Text only printed in dark green set against a yellow background and framed within light green, yellow, and dark green borders. It is a di