The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts the heroic figure of a soldier in monochromatic shades of red, holding a hand grenade in his right hand, and preparing to throw it at the enemy. His body is twisted like a spring, and he is shouting; behind him is barbed wire shown in silhouette against a blue background. The text frames the image, with the title [white writing against a blue background] 'LET 'EM HAVE IT' running across the top of the poster. The design is based on a poster by Bernard Perlin, and printed in 1943 by the US Department of Treasury.
United States Second World War official U.S Treasury poster advertising the purchase of war bonds. The poster depicts a heroic GI in a battle torn uniform holding an American flag. The title of the po
A cautionary US Army poster from the Korean War advising troops to maintain their soldiering standards following the signing of the armistice on 27 July 1953. The silhouette of a soldier standing with
Australian First World War recruiting poster referencing a treaty signed by representatives of the Six Powers (Russia, France, Britain, Germany, Belgium, Austria) at the Treaty of London in 1839. It
United States Second World War official U.S Treasury poster advertising the purchase of war bonds. The poster depicts a heroic GI in a battle torn uniform holding an American flag. The title of the po
Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the State Parliamentary Recruitment Committee. It features a depiction of an Australian Soldier in full military uniform, his rifle at the ready
United States First World War poster promoting the sale of war bonds in the Second Liberty Loan of 1917. Printed predominantly in red, white and blue it features a depiction of the Liberty Bell, a sym