The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World War poster created by artist Frederick Taylor for London Transport. The poster features a line drawing of buses in a depot, and beneath, appearing as the main focal point of the poster is text briefly explaining the role of those 'back room boys' working to maintain transport solutions in London. The poster aimed at highlighting the important work of those working behind the scenes in maintaining transport services in London during the war.
British Second World War poster created by artist Frederick Taylor for London Transport. The poster features two images within the upper 80% of the poster, with a line drawing of a man working behind
British Second World War poster created by artist Frederick Taylor for London Transport. The poster features two images within the upper 80% of the poster, with a line drawing of men working behind th
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
British recruiting poster in the style of British silhouette artist Harry Oakley, who produced poster designs for the war effort. This image is based on a poster called 'Boys come over here, you're w
During the Second World War, the British Ministry of Information created or commissioned exhibitions to boost morale, and spread knowledge about war-related subjects, such as the role of other Allied
This Australian Second World War poster was created by General Motors Holden (GMH), likely for display in one of their Australian factories. This poster depicts munitions worker in light orange and