The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World poster designed for display in factories. The poster depicts a Royal Navy sailor arming a set of twin Lewis guns above a caricature of a factory worker using a large rivet gun such as those that would be used on ships or other large technology. The poster's text 'Give 'em both barrels" refers to the barrels of the both the Lewis and rivet guns. The poster emphasises the importance of factory workers and their jobs in relation to the overall war effort.
British Second World poster designed for display in factories. The poster depicts a Royal Navy sailor arming a set of twin Lewis guns above a caricature of a factory worker using a large rivet gun suc
This is a sophisticated poster design by French artist Jean Carlu (1900-1997), who was working in the United States during the Second World War. The poster economically makes clear visual links betwee
British Second World War poster issued on behalf of the Navy for display in factories that were tasked with the production of ships and ship-building components. The poster depicts a warships sailing
British Second World War poster issued on behalf of the Navy for display in factories that were tasked with the production of ships and ship-building components. The poster depicts a warships sailing
This Australian Second World War poster was produced by General Motors Holden (GMH) in 1941, and was produced for use in one of their factories. The poster depicts a munitions worker carrying a lath
Canadian Second World War poster depicting a Hawker Hurricane flying behind a British flag. The title 'keep them both flying' refers to the both the Hurricane and the flag. The poster aims to both boo