The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four separate images on the recto and verso of the sheet. Recto: left image: 'If the umpire says 'out', abide by the rules, the park is the best place to be in' depicts a London policeman thumbing a young red-haired boy holding a cricket bat, to move to the park and play; right image (horizontal): 'Dashing means danger' show a mother duck with her ducklings just alighted from a bus, the bus conductor being a monkey. One of the ducklings has dashed out in front of a passing car and is at risk of being run over. A squirrel on a bicycle next to the car looks on in alarm and a rabbit at right admonishes the chicks to stay with their mother. The mother duck is quacking at her small offspring. Verso: left image: 'Stop at the kerb, you never know what's coming!' shows a tramp holding a bright red flag holding up the traffic for a small schoolboy to cross the road. The schoolboy is wearing a bright blue cap. The red motor vehicle being stopped is driven by a fur-coated man wearing driving goggles with his lady dressed in finery holding up an umbrella; right image (horizontally): 'Cross at the proper time and place' depicts a traffic policeman directing two small children to cross the road under a set of certain circumstances.
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Four separate images on the recto and verso of the sheet. Recto: left image: 'If the umpire says 'out', abide by the rules, the park is the best place to be in' depicts a London policeman thumbing a y
Four separate images on recto and verso of the sheet. Recto: left image: 'Episodes in the life of a stupid fellow; Stealing rides is unsporting and dangerous' depicts a boy walking with crutches who h
First World War poster issued by the American Red Cross Society to encourage donations. It features the image of a destitute family (wounded soldier father, mother and child) sitting amidst a war rava
Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the Sportsmen's Recruiting Committee. In the lower half of the poster is a three quarter length portrait of an AIF soldier in full military unif
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
This pamphlet is one of five Norman Lindsay leaflets issued by the Director-General of Recruiting in conjunction with the final federal recruiting campaign of October 1918. A fold out poster-pamphlet
