The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World War poster promoting women's entry into the home front workforce. The poster shows various domestic tasks which involve skills easily transferrable to munitions work. The poster aims to promote the importance of the home front and how women can play their part in the overall war effort.
This Australian Second World War poster was created by General Motors Holden (GMH), likely for display in one of their Australian factories and was designed to boost the morale of munitions workers. T
This Australian Second World War poster was produced by the Ministry of Munitions to promote the increase in production of wood. The poster stresses the importance of wood, calling it a 'munition of w
This Australian Second World War poster was created by the Department of War Organisation of Industry in 1943. The poster was aimed to stress the importance of maintaining radios to those on the home
Canadian Second World War poster by Philip Surrey. The same design was used in the United States also. The poster visually depicts the munitions worker as 'backing' the soldier. The poster aims to pro
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
This British Second World War poster aims at highlighting the importance of the those working on the home front in Britain as the key 'sinews' of war. The poster depicts a generic factory scene in the