The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian First World War recruitment poster targeting women. Text only printed in dark green set against a yellow background and framed within light green, yellow, and dark green borders. It is a direct copy of a British poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (Poster No. 69) and is printed by the Government Printer for the State of Victoria. The design is the same with the only change being the text, which is directed to the 'Women of Australia' rather than Britain. It features four questions: each of these questions is a slogan from another parliamentary recruitment poster targeting women. Published in 1915 it refers to alleged German atrocities in Belgium and urges Australian women to encourage their lovers, brothers and friends to enlist so the same doesn't happen to Australians.
British First World War recruitment poster targeting young women living in London. It urges them to encourage their "Best Boys" to join up and to question their integrity if they don't. Text only it i
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruitment Committee (poster No. 48). It is a small rectangular poster text only printed with white lettering against a green ba
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. It features a full length portrait of a British infantryman standing on a hill, holding his rifle. A Belgiu
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary War Savings Committee. Text only arranged in banner form, in white against a red background. The text includes a large '5 shillings' in dark
First World War recruitment poster. Text only printed in banner style in dark green and white lettering against a brown background. It urges eligibles to take the threat of invasion by Germany serious
First World War recruitment poster. Text only printed in banner style in dark green and white lettering against a brown background. It urges eligibles to take the threat of invasion by Germany serious