The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The British Admiralty published this poster in 1943, using artwork by British artist Pat Keely. The poster depicts a ship being launched from a boatyard along specially-built tracks. In the foreground of the poster is the Union Jack, which can also be seen flying on the bow of the ship. The title 'The Navy Thanks You', likely refers to thanking those in the home front both in Britain and throughout Allied nations for committing their labour and donations towards building a stronger navy.
The British Admiralty published this poster in 1943, using artwork by British artist Pat Keely. The poster depicts a ship being launched from a boatyard along specially-built tracks. In the foreground
The British Admiralty published this poster in 1943, using artwork by British artist Pat Keely. The poster depicts a ship being launched from a boatyard along specially-built tracks. In the foreground
This British Second World War poster, with artwork attributed to Harold Foster, was issued by the British Admiralty to help promote the work of the Allied navies. The poster was likely made between 19
British Second World War morale poster depicts a merchant seamen gunner battling against a storm at sea. The British Merchant Navy was attacked frequently by German U-Boats in North Atlantic trade rou
British Second World War poster depicting smiling merchant seamen, disembarking, giving the thumbs up sign. The British Merchant Navy was attacked frequently by German U-Boats in North Atlantic trade
British Second World War poster depicting smiling merchant seamen, disembarking, giving the thumbs up sign. The British Merchant Navy was attacked frequently by German U-Boats in North Atlantic trade
British Second World War poster depicting smiling merchant seamen, disembarking, giving the thumbs up sign. The British Merchant Navy was attacked frequently by German U-Boats in North Atlantic trade