The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This poster was issued by the Australian Army to remind soldiers that their productivity was vital to winning the war and any slacking off was effectively helping the Japanese. It features a illustration by cartoonist H.B Armstrong (1903-1978) of a soldier looking over his shoulder above two lists the behaviours. The first lists those that will help the war effort and the second those that will hinder the war effort.
Armstrong produced many cartoons for the 'Argus' during the Second World War.
This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwealth Government.
British Second World War poster emphasizing the need for people on the home front to keep within their coal targets. Posters such as this one were common in the Second World War and aimed to link beha
Australian Second World War poster. The poster states 'food workers are key workers'. During the Second World War, food was a vital commodity. This poster emphasises the importance of Australian food
This Second World War fuel thrift poster depicts a letter from the Executive Council ofthe Amalgamated Engineering Union to its members, to remind them to save fuel for battle. This item has been dig
British Second World War poster encouraging women to support the war effort by purchasing savings stamps from their local savings group. This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwe
British poster issued by the Ministry for Labour and National Service in the form of a broadsheet titled 'Warwork News'. This is No. 4 and provides information on the Battle of the Atlantic including
United States Army Second World War camouflage poster (No.5) with a humorous illustration of a soldier jumping into the pouch of a Kangaroo. This is a poster to remind people to look for camouflaged a
