The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World War poster advertising and encouraging the care of domestic refugees. As Germany bombed urban centres such as London, Birmingham and Coventry, much civilian housing was destroyed. The Government encouraged civilians to open their houses to refugees. This poster praises this generosity by thanks from a fictional soldier.
This poster features a black and white photographic image of a woman reading her soldier husband's letter while holding a baby on her lap. In the upper left corner printed in black ink is a cartoon like drawing of a soldier writing home. Their imagined correspondence features in graphic of a handwritten letter blown up accross the page.
British Second World War poster issued by the Ministry of Health. The poster reminds the viewer that caring for refugees is a national service and makes an association between the charitable act on th
A British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Department of National Service (NS) . It features the emblem of the NS top left which includes a full-length depiction of Winged Victory wear
First World War venereal disease prevention poster, presumably the sixteenth page of a book that has been torn out. Depicts a richly drawn black and white illustration of a beautiful young woman, who
A British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Department of National Service (NS) .The poster features a quote from the then Director of National Service, Neville Chamberlain in which he