The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943.
This British Second World War poster features artwork by Frank Wootton and depicts a flight of British Supermarine Spitfires encountering a flight of German Heinkel He-111s at dusk. The foreground features one of the Spitfires in pursuit of a He-111, which is on fire and banking slightly to its left towards the other He-111s, one of which is also billowing smoke. Below the image is the text "Libya / Help them finish the job," which aims to gather interest and support within the British homefront to continue their efforts to provide war materials for those fighting on the front lines.
This 1942 British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office on behalf of the Ministry of Information with artwork by Frank Wootton. The poster depicts a flight of Supermar
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943. This British Second World was
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943. This poster depicts a convoy of
Canadian Second World War poster that aims to promote the importance of munitions workers, particularly for the role in the production of aircraft. The poster depicts a man working on a lathe in the f
An Australian copy of an American poster by Gerrit A. Beneker which was titled ' Sure! We'll finish the job' printed in 1918 and was designed to promote the Victory of Liberty Loans in the United Stat
This First World War American poster was designed by Gerrit Beneker and aims to encourage the public to invest in a 1918 victory liberty loan. The predominant image on the poster is of a smiling labou