The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World War poster depicting a group of soldiers advancing through a destroyed village. The emphasis was placed upon the audience that just as those on the front lines continue to push forward, at home people should continue to save money.
The poster encourages its audience to save money as part of their effort towards post-war reconstruction. Personal savings would have aided in reconstruction most significantly through either war bonds, or by refraining from spending money on non-essential goods, reducing their demand and thereby allowing more resources to be dedicated towards the reconstruction effort.
British Second World War poster depicting a group of soldiers advancing through a destroyed village. The emphasis was placed upon the audience that just as those on the front lines continue to push fo
This British Second World War poster depicts a beach landing party. The emphasis was placed upon the audience that just as those on the front lines continue to push forward, at home people should cont
This British Second World War poster depicts a group of Shirt Stirlings getting reading for flight. The Short Stirling was the first 4-engine bomber produced for the RAF. The emphasis was placed upon
British Second World War poster highlighting the importance of saving money. The top section of the poster remains blank, only with greyscale flags spelling out the word 'save'. Below this section and
British Second World War poster depicting 'the map of peace': a fantasy land, viewed from above, that contains people described by a poem, doing all the things that they may enjoy doing and that one m
British Second World War poster encouraging people to save money for Britain's future. The emphasis on saving money for the future was because if people were saving money, it meant that they were less
