The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This British Second World War poster was produced in England to highlight the might and power of the British Empire's sea force. The poster depicts a fleet of warships in formation, with a flight of nine aircraft in formation flying overhead. The title 'Mightier Yet!', combined with the text in the lower section refers both to how strong the 'sea force' of the British Empire is, and how strong it is expected to become available with the extra 'million tons' of warships that were being built at that point in time.
This Second World War British poster was published by HM Stationery Office in London. The poster depicts two Allied tanks moving forwards in formation. Combining the image with title 'Mightier Yet!' a
This British Second World War poster, designed by Harold Pym, was likely created around 1942, but could have been as easrly as 1939. It depicts two Vickers Medium Mk.II tanks on the move. The poster,
This British Second world War poster depicts two allied warships sailing together in formation at sea. The text that "the British Navy guards the freedom of us" highlights the importance of the navy.
This British Second World War poster was issued by the Minsitry of Pensions to promote two extra allowance entitlements for pregnant wives of servicemen. The poster refers expectant mothers to two dif
British Second World War highlighting the important role that packaging had in the overall war effort. The photographs and accompanying text highlight how packing assists goods in reaching their final
British Second World War highlighting the important role that packaging had in the overall war effort. The photographs and accompanying text highlight how packing assists goods in reaching their final