The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Great Britain Post Office war poster advertising that EFM telegrams could be sent to Naval personnel serving in Her Majesty's seagoing ships and some Allied seagoing vessels.
This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwealth Government.
Great Britain Post Office war poster encouraging thrift in the post-office by using the lightest possible stationery to send letters. This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwealt
Great Britain Post Office war poster advertising 'mail to the forces'. The poster states that it is important to address your mail plainly, fully and correctly, and so put your name and address on the
This poster was issued by the General Post Office as part of a campaign to encourage British Citizens to reduce their use of telephones and telegrams in favour of postal communications in support of t
British Second World War poster issued by the General Post Office advertising the airgraph as the cheapest form of commuication to the Forces and the Merchant Navy. This item has been digitised with
A poster issued by the General Post Office in Northern Ireland and Gibralter. The poster is warning the public that the they must be careful about what is sent through the post. This item has been d
British Second World War poster issued by the General Post Office poster to promote the use of Airgraphs to citizens wanting to send letters to service personnel. This item has been digitised with fu
