The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
As the Second World War continued, with men required for military service, and the production of food becoming more and more critical to the war effort, the British Government introduced the 'lend a hand on the land' scheme in 1945. The scheme was targeted at city-dwellers to spend their holidays helping on farms in the country.
This poster depicts a clenched left fist, ready for work, with the right hand rolling up its sleeve set against a yellow background.
Australian First World War poster issued by the NSW State Government. Text only printed in black ink, beneath the Coat of Arms of the State of NSW, it is in the form of a 1915 statement by W.G Ashford
British Second World War advertising poster. As the Second World War continued, with men required for military service, and the production of food becoming more and more critical to the war effort, th
British Second World War advertising poster. As the Second World War continued, with men required for military service, and the production of food becoming more and more critical to the war effort, th
British Second World War advertising poster. As the Second World War continued, with men required for military service, and the production of food becoming more and more critical to the war effort, th
British Second World War advertising poster. As the Second World War continued, with men required for military service, and the production of food becoming more and more critical to the war effort, th
British Second World War recruitment poster for voluntary agricultural camps. The design features bold text with solid bands of colour framing the lettering, emphasising the instruction to 'Lend a Han
British Second World War recruitment poster for voluntary agricultural camps. The design features bold text with solid bands of colour framing the lettering, emphasising the instruction to 'Lend a Han
A Royal Air Force (RAF) inter war recruitment poster. It is calling for men to ' Stand by to lend a hand' as hospital orderlies. It features a full-length portrait of a RAF orderly, in uniform with a
This First World War British poster was published by the Publicity Department and aims to encourage men to enlist. A text based poster it calls upon men to be a sportsman and "lend a hand to the lads