The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British Second World War poster issued by the Ministry of Food advising how to eat the last three inches of a loaf so as to eat it while it's fresh. The image is a stylised graphic representation of a loaf of bread in diagrams accompanied by instructions for cutting it. The aim of the poster was to stop people from leaving the crust and thus waste food.
British Second World War poster issued by the Ministry of Food advising how to eat the last three inches of a loaf so as to eat it while it's fresh. The image is a stylised graphic representation of a
This poster is very direct, and is part of a campaign by the Ministry of Food in Britain designed to encourage the populace to respect food rationing. The title, 'EAT LESS BREAD' is superimposed on a
Depicts a loaf of bread and the Union Jack as a backdrop to the slogan: 'Waste not want not! Save the Nation's Bread.' The Union Jack and the bread are brightly coloured, creating an unusually eye-ca
British First World War poster issued by the Ministry of Food (Food Control poster No. 42). Featuring " A message from our seamen.." the poster depicts a merchant seaman carrying his knapsack over his
British Second World War poster issued by the Ministry of Food. The poster encourages the careful planning of meals while shopping to avoid waste, thereby freeing up shipping in the North Atlantic. As
British First World War poster issued by the Ministry of Food (no. 17) to encourage citizens to eat less bread as part of the war effort. Features central image of a giant loaf of bread with the words