Ww1 women propaganda hi-res stock photography and images

Four Years in the Fight - The Women of France 1918 American Propaganda poster Stock Photo

RMD8RMRB–Four Years in the Fight - The Women of France 1918 American Propaganda poster

Vintage 1915 WW1 Propaganda Recruitment Recruiting Poster, ’Women of Britain say - 'Go!' ’, May 1915, United Kingdom, by Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, Hill, Siffken & Co., Department of Defence, World War One 1914-1918 UK Stock Photo

RMR2BRDW–Vintage 1915 WW1 Propaganda Recruitment Recruiting Poster, ’Women of Britain say - 'Go!' ’, May 1915, United Kingdom, by Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, Hill, Siffken & Co., Department of Defence, World War One 1914-1918 UK

WW1 - German women make blankets out of newspapers Stock Photo

RM2M3PDWT–WW1 - German women make blankets out of newspapers

Joan of Arc saved France, Women of America save your country - Buy War Savings Stamps, American, US, WW1, Finance poster by William Haskell Coffin, 1918 Stock Photo

RM2Y93JEN–Joan of Arc saved France, Women of America save your country - Buy War Savings Stamps, American, US, WW1, Finance poster by William Haskell Coffin, 1918

German propaganda poster, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHFKC–German propaganda poster, WW1

French, WW1, Female War Work Poster, Women working in a Factory, Four years in the fight, The women of France, we owe them houses of cheer, United War Work Campaign, Y.W.C.A, poster by Lucien Jonas, 1917-1919 Stock Photo

RM2YAXN8C–French, WW1, Female War Work Poster, Women working in a Factory, Four years in the fight, The women of France, we owe them houses of cheer, United War Work Campaign, Y.W.C.A, poster by Lucien Jonas, 1917-1919

Cartoon, German women as seen by the French, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3B93A–Cartoon, German women as seen by the French, WW1

American, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, Women awake!: Your country needs you, join the Navy League, by Hazel Roberts, 1916 Stock Photo

RM2K0YFHE–American, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, Women awake!: Your country needs you, join the Navy League, by Hazel Roberts, 1916

A First World War recruitment poster saying 'Women of Britain say Go' Stock Photo

RM2HEWE1N–A First World War recruitment poster saying 'Women of Britain say Go'

Famous World War One British recruiting and propaganda poster entitled “Women of Britain say GO!”. Stock Photo

RMB8NTXB–Famous World War One British recruiting and propaganda poster entitled “Women of Britain say GO!”.

Comic postcard female milkman, dairymaid, showing changing role of women in the WW1 era, volunteering to help the war effort, taking on traditional men's jobs, posted 1918, Welling. U.K. Stock Photo

RMM51127–Comic postcard female milkman, dairymaid, showing changing role of women in the WW1 era, volunteering to help the war effort, taking on traditional men's jobs, posted 1918, Welling. U.K.

FIRST WORLD WAR Russian poster showing woman munitions worker Stock Photo

RMJACBG3–FIRST WORLD WAR Russian poster showing woman munitions worker

Early 1900's British comic WW1 era postcard posted on 31 July 1918. The postcard reads 'The Girls reckon they can do anything without us men now-a-days - But can they?' Women undertook men's roles during the 'Great War' here they were employed as bus conductors, window cleaners and in the police. U.K. Stock Photo

RM2B206XP–Early 1900's British comic WW1 era postcard posted on 31 July 1918. The postcard reads 'The Girls reckon they can do anything without us men now-a-days - But can they?' Women undertook men's roles during the 'Great War' here they were employed as bus conductors, window cleaners and in the police. U.K.

Two women artists making a recruitment poster at the start of the First World War. Stock Photo

RM2M995FE–Two women artists making a recruitment poster at the start of the First World War.

'Joan of Arc Saved France. Women of America Save Your Country. Buy War Savings Stamps' poster by William Haskell Coffin, 1918 Stock Photo

RM2GJK48J–'Joan of Arc Saved France. Women of America Save Your Country. Buy War Savings Stamps' poster by William Haskell Coffin, 1918

WOMEN OF BRITIAN SAY - 'GO !' Poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruting Committee in May 1915. The artist was E J Kealey Stock Photo

RMGTPTP8–WOMEN OF BRITIAN SAY - 'GO !' Poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruting Committee in May 1915. The artist was E J Kealey

World War One postcard for War Service Badge Stock Photo

RMD0NDR3–World War One postcard for War Service Badge

Original early WW1 era comic cartoon postcard of a woman holding babies and wearing a triangular 'on war service badge', issued by the Ministry of defence in 1916 to female munitions workers. This cartoon champions women's role in helping the war effort in many ways! U.K. circa 1916 Stock Photo

RM2CB6TE4–Original early WW1 era comic cartoon postcard of a woman holding babies and wearing a triangular 'on war service badge', issued by the Ministry of defence in 1916 to female munitions workers. This cartoon champions women's role in helping the war effort in many ways! U.K. circa 1916

WW1 English cartoon showing the devil and German soldier looking at monthly report with numbers of killed innocent civilians Stock Photo

RMDXHH4F–WW1 English cartoon showing the devil and German soldier looking at monthly report with numbers of killed innocent civilians

A first world war recruitment poster for woman working in industry Stock Photo

RM2F47DPK–A first world war recruitment poster for woman working in industry

Vintage 1900's World War 1 propaganda recruitment poster 'For the Glory of Ireland' This World War I recruiting poster, published in Dublin Ireland in 1915, illustrates a woman holding a rifle. She points to a distant shore in smoke & flames signed 'Belgium,' as she addresses the man. The caption “Will you go or must I?” appeals to his pride, coming from a women, it would hopefully encourage men to enlist. Between 1914 and 1916, approximately 180,000 Irishmen volunteered to serve in the WW1 British armed forces. Stock Photo

RM2AWM297–Vintage 1900's World War 1 propaganda recruitment poster 'For the Glory of Ireland' This World War I recruiting poster, published in Dublin Ireland in 1915, illustrates a woman holding a rifle. She points to a distant shore in smoke & flames signed 'Belgium,' as she addresses the man. The caption “Will you go or must I?” appeals to his pride, coming from a women, it would hopefully encourage men to enlist. Between 1914 and 1916, approximately 180,000 Irishmen volunteered to serve in the WW1 British armed forces.

Women awake! Your country needs you, Learn to be of National Service, Join the Navy League (1916) American World War I era poster by Hazel Roberts Stock Photo

RF2JN87P3–Women awake! Your country needs you, Learn to be of National Service, Join the Navy League (1916) American World War I era poster by Hazel Roberts

WW1 era - British Home front - A remarkable set of 3 postcards featuring three women, two of whom are dressed in patriotic fancy dress. In this card the lady on the left is festooned in wartime recruitment posters and has a fabulous fake Lord Kitchener moustache (and eyebrows). The lady on the right has gone for a painted-on beard (?), Union flag (tall) hat, rosette, floral fabric adornments and (very weirdly) a shoe insole hanging around her neck, Sadly the exact symbolism of this gesture is lost to time... Date: circa 1916 Stock Photo

RMK07RPF–WW1 era - British Home front - A remarkable set of 3 postcards featuring three women, two of whom are dressed in patriotic fancy dress. In this card the lady on the left is festooned in wartime recruitment posters and has a fabulous fake Lord Kitchener moustache (and eyebrows). The lady on the right has gone for a painted-on beard (?), Union flag (tall) hat, rosette, floral fabric adornments and (very weirdly) a shoe insole hanging around her neck, Sadly the exact symbolism of this gesture is lost to time... Date: circa 1916

Women of Britain say 'Go !' 1915 British Enlist Propaganda Stock Photo

RMD8B2DF–Women of Britain say 'Go !' 1915 British Enlist Propaganda

A British first world war poster offering women well paid jobs on the trams Stock Photo

RMMW8AWE–A British first world war poster offering women well paid jobs on the trams

A WWI 'Women come and help' recruitment poster Stock Photo

RMK87AMJ–A WWI 'Women come and help' recruitment poster

Anti-German Propaganda Poster in the USA, 1918 Stock Photo

RMCPHRF2–Anti-German Propaganda Poster in the USA, 1918

American WW1 nursing recruitment poster, Red Cross Nurse, 1917-1918 Stock Photo

RM2B9HKYA–American WW1 nursing recruitment poster, Red Cross Nurse, 1917-1918

Women's Land Army working the land 1917 Stock Photo

RMJFDB6T–Women's Land Army working the land 1917

First World War recruitment poster asking young women of London to encourage their husbands, boyfriends to join the Army. Stock Photo

RMRE8W2P–First World War recruitment poster asking young women of London to encourage their husbands, boyfriends to join the Army.

French First World War postcard depicting England as a butterfly. One of a series of postcards, published by Impressions L. Géligné of Paris, which portrayed the Allies as butterfly women. Stock Photo

RMJ0GDM9–French First World War postcard depicting England as a butterfly. One of a series of postcards, published by Impressions L. Géligné of Paris, which portrayed the Allies as butterfly women.

'Munitions. We are working hard on munitions for our boys in khaki and blue. Whate'er betide we'll keep you supplied, and may every shot go true': First World War postcard of three women munitions workers in working clothes (with mob caps). One woman is carrying two shells. All three are wearing triangular 'On War Service' badges Stock Photo

RM2PA4T9M–'Munitions. We are working hard on munitions for our boys in khaki and blue. Whate'er betide we'll keep you supplied, and may every shot go true': First World War postcard of three women munitions workers in working clothes (with mob caps). One woman is carrying two shells. All three are wearing triangular 'On War Service' badges

Black Cat Cigarettes, World war One, propaganda card showing: The Mothers of Belgium. Grieving Belgian women mourning their sons killed in the war. Illustration for The Great War A Neutral's Indictment. Dated 20th Century Stock Photo

RMKJ1TG5–Black Cat Cigarettes, World war One, propaganda card showing: The Mothers of Belgium. Grieving Belgian women mourning their sons killed in the war. Illustration for The Great War A Neutral's Indictment. Dated 20th Century

Propaganda postcard from World War I: romanticized depiction of woman as caring nurse to wounded German soldiers. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2H0J187–Propaganda postcard from World War I: romanticized depiction of woman as caring nurse to wounded German soldiers. [automated translation]

WOMEN OF BRITAIN SAY - GO ! One of the most famous posters of the First World War, issued in May 1915 by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee and jdesigned by E.J. Kealey about whom virtually nothing is known Stock Photo

RMGRP382–WOMEN OF BRITAIN SAY - GO ! One of the most famous posters of the First World War, issued in May 1915 by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee and jdesigned by E.J. Kealey about whom virtually nothing is known

World War One postcard of seven munition workers Stock Photo

RMD0NET3–World War One postcard of seven munition workers

Original and cruel early 1900's WW1 era anti-suffragette comic cartoon postcard after illustrator Dudley Buxton, of unattractive woman in stocks. with a metal cage / mask over her face, being silenced. Misogynistic imagery. Possibly German, circa 1916 Stock Photo

RM2X7PR8F–Original and cruel early 1900's WW1 era anti-suffragette comic cartoon postcard after illustrator Dudley Buxton, of unattractive woman in stocks. with a metal cage / mask over her face, being silenced. Misogynistic imagery. Possibly German, circa 1916

WOMEN OF BRITAIN SAY - GO ! 1915 British poster Stock Photo

RMC00NFH–WOMEN OF BRITAIN SAY - GO ! 1915 British poster

Propaganda leaflet about sinking of the Lusitania Stock Photo

RMCX2FJ2–Propaganda leaflet about sinking of the Lusitania

WW1 Propaganda Women Recruitment United War Work Campaign Poster. For every fighter a woman worker Y.W.C.A. : Back our second line of defense / / Ernest Hamlin Baker.artist Poster showing a parade of women workers wearing uniforms appropriate for specific jobs. World War I Ernest Hamlin Baker artist N.Y. : The United States Printing & Lith. Co., [1918] Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A.--Public relations-1910-1920 Women--Employment--1910-1920 World War, 1914-1918--Women Lithographs--Color--1910-1920. War posters--1910-1920. Stock Photo

RM2G5KDBD–WW1 Propaganda Women Recruitment United War Work Campaign Poster. For every fighter a woman worker Y.W.C.A. : Back our second line of defense / / Ernest Hamlin Baker.artist Poster showing a parade of women workers wearing uniforms appropriate for specific jobs. World War I Ernest Hamlin Baker artist N.Y. : The United States Printing & Lith. Co., [1918] Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A.--Public relations-1910-1920 Women--Employment--1910-1920 World War, 1914-1918--Women Lithographs--Color--1910-1920. War posters--1910-1920.

Soldiers - sailors and women guests – Welcome to the Y. W. C. A. hostess house (1917) American World War I era poster by Walter Tittle Stock Photo

RF2JN1EKH–Soldiers - sailors and women guests – Welcome to the Y. W. C. A. hostess house (1917) American World War I era poster by Walter Tittle

Vintage WW1 USA Propaganda Poster “ Keep it coming - waste nothing” ‘General John J Pershing / The W.F. Powers Co. Litho., N.Y Illian, George, 1894-1932, artist 1917 (poster) : lithograph, Poster showing a convoy of American Army trucks labeled 'food' in a snowy landscape. Stock Photo

RM2EAT62Y–Vintage WW1 USA Propaganda Poster “ Keep it coming - waste nothing” ‘General John J Pershing / The W.F. Powers Co. Litho., N.Y Illian, George, 1894-1932, artist 1917 (poster) : lithograph, Poster showing a convoy of American Army trucks labeled 'food' in a snowy landscape.

Women are working day & night to win the war 1915 British Propaganda - War Bonds Stock Photo

RMD803C4–Women are working day & night to win the war 1915 British Propaganda - War Bonds

WW1 propaganda poster for American women asking 'Buy War Savings Stamps' to save their country Stock Photo

RME1FBNB–WW1 propaganda poster for American women asking 'Buy War Savings Stamps' to save their country

A British first world war poster promoting that the fight between women and submarines, encouraging women to avoid wasting food to counter the German Stock Photo

RMMW893B–A British first world war poster promoting that the fight between women and submarines, encouraging women to avoid wasting food to counter the German

Vintage 1915 World War 1 Factory Shells Munitions Female women war work Production Information Propaganda image of the extensive Chilwell munitions filling factory, Britain WW1 More than 19 million infantry and naval shells were filled with explosives here by 10,000 workers between 1915-1918, during World War 1. The factory filled 50% of all British shells during the Great First World War. Stock Photo

RMTWWCNT–Vintage 1915 World War 1 Factory Shells Munitions Female women war work Production Information Propaganda image of the extensive Chilwell munitions filling factory, Britain WW1 More than 19 million infantry and naval shells were filled with explosives here by 10,000 workers between 1915-1918, during World War 1. The factory filled 50% of all British shells during the Great First World War.

RMK07RPH–WW1 - Patriotic Fancy Dress

US WW1 nursing recruitment poster, Graduate Nurses, Your Country Needs You, 1918 Stock Photo

RM2B9HM1N–US WW1 nursing recruitment poster, Graduate Nurses, Your Country Needs You, 1918

WILTON WILLIAMS British artists more famous for his depictions of glamorous women than this 1918 cartoon 'The Inadequate Mop' showing the Kaiser facing defeat. Stock Photo

RMGRP384–WILTON WILLIAMS British artists more famous for his depictions of glamorous women than this 1918 cartoon 'The Inadequate Mop' showing the Kaiser facing defeat.

American Nurses, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, The Spirit of America, Join, (woman as nurse and Red Cross symbol), 1910-1920 Stock Photo

RM2RJNNMK–American Nurses, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, The Spirit of America, Join, (woman as nurse and Red Cross symbol), 1910-1920

A WWI 'These women are doing their bit. Learn to make munitions' poster Stock Photo

RMK87ANX–A WWI 'These women are doing their bit. Learn to make munitions' poster

American, US, WW1, War work poster, American Red Cross, Our boys need sox (socks), knit your bit, (knitting basket and wool), 1910-1920 Stock Photo

RM2A3WNM9–American, US, WW1, War work poster, American Red Cross, Our boys need sox (socks), knit your bit, (knitting basket and wool), 1910-1920

Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914 Stock Photo

RM2A3PX42–Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914

French, WW1, Finance poster, Comptoir national d'escompte de Paris, Emprunt National 1918 (National Loan 1918, War bonds) by Auguste Leroux, 1917-1919 Stock Photo

RM2YAXN8W–French, WW1, Finance poster, Comptoir national d'escompte de Paris, Emprunt National 1918 (National Loan 1918, War bonds) by Auguste Leroux, 1917-1919

US Navy recruitment poster published in 1917 reminding readers of German U-boat's sinking of the civilian ship RMS Lusitania. Stock Photo

RMDW7DMC–US Navy recruitment poster published in 1917 reminding readers of German U-boat's sinking of the civilian ship RMS Lusitania.

WW1 era comic cartoon postcard of a gaunt woman with a red nose, she is a single woman in her 30's - at this time, unmarried woman were looked at with scorn and frequently portrayed as ugly hags desperate for a husband. This woman is looking at a news poster / news stand at a newsagent that reads 'Kitchener gets half a million men in a month'. The lady says 'Lor! And here I've tried for thirty years, and can't get one!' - Year: circa 1914 Play on the title of the Daily Mail - the poster reads Daily Pail. Published by Brown and Calder, London, U.K. Circa 1914 - 1915. Stock Photo

RM2J038K3–WW1 era comic cartoon postcard of a gaunt woman with a red nose, she is a single woman in her 30's - at this time, unmarried woman were looked at with scorn and frequently portrayed as ugly hags desperate for a husband. This woman is looking at a news poster / news stand at a newsagent that reads 'Kitchener gets half a million men in a month'. The lady says 'Lor! And here I've tried for thirty years, and can't get one!' - Year: circa 1914 Play on the title of the Daily Mail - the poster reads Daily Pail. Published by Brown and Calder, London, U.K. Circa 1914 - 1915.

British Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster illustrated by E.J. Kealey published in 1915. See description for more info. Stock Photo

RME8KRT1–British Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster illustrated by E.J. Kealey published in 1915. See description for more info.

Original rare WW1 era comic cartoon National Series postcard - a play on words - the cockerel is the boss of the shell factory, where the hens work. A slang term for women is 'hen'. Here the 'hens' laying eggs are the female munitions workers manufacturing shells as part of the war effort at Woolwich Arsenal. Arsenal was a shell filling factory. UK . circa 1917. Stock Photo

RM2HD8D8G–Original rare WW1 era comic cartoon National Series postcard - a play on words - the cockerel is the boss of the shell factory, where the hens work. A slang term for women is 'hen'. Here the 'hens' laying eggs are the female munitions workers manufacturing shells as part of the war effort at Woolwich Arsenal. Arsenal was a shell filling factory. UK . circa 1917.

French Propaganda leaflet about sinking of the Lusitania Stock Photo

RMCX2F57–French Propaganda leaflet about sinking of the Lusitania

Woman your country needs you! State and National Councils of Defense (1917) American World War I era poster Stock Photo

RF2JNB49C–Woman your country needs you! State and National Councils of Defense (1917) American World War I era poster

WW1 era comic saucy postcard, with social comment on the hemline of skirts and prices rising, U.K Stock Photo

RMM8P9FR–WW1 era comic saucy postcard, with social comment on the hemline of skirts and prices rising, U.K

Vintage Britain War Recruitment poster: 'Women of Britain Say 'GO!' ' by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. 1915. image: a woman stands at an open window, accompanied by her daughter and son, watching British soldiers march past. Stock Photo

RM2WJP14J–Vintage Britain War Recruitment poster: 'Women of Britain Say 'GO!' ' by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. 1915. image: a woman stands at an open window, accompanied by her daughter and son, watching British soldiers march past.

WW1 era illustrated humorous patriotic postcard entitled 'Are You a Shirker' - poking fun of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster designed to shame 'shirkers' into joining the army. A man with a large family replies 'do I look it?' Posted 9 Aug 1918, U.K. Stock Photo

RMR4BC1P–WW1 era illustrated humorous patriotic postcard entitled 'Are You a Shirker' - poking fun of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee poster designed to shame 'shirkers' into joining the army. A man with a large family replies 'do I look it?' Posted 9 Aug 1918, U.K.

A British first world war poster advertising a paid holiday for 1000 women, encouraging women to leave the cities to work in the fields at harvest tim Stock Photo

RMMW898F–A British first world war poster advertising a paid holiday for 1000 women, encouraging women to leave the cities to work in the fields at harvest tim

WW1 German Propaganda image of German soldiers buying apparently plentiful fruit /grapes -- on Belgian Street market stall in Belgium during World War 1 Photograph shows German soldiers purchasing grapes from women with a street cart in Belgium during World War I. 1915 April 13 World War 1, 1914-1918 Glass negatives.First World War Stock Photo

RM2E0466M–WW1 German Propaganda image of German soldiers buying apparently plentiful fruit /grapes -- on Belgian Street market stall in Belgium during World War 1 Photograph shows German soldiers purchasing grapes from women with a street cart in Belgium during World War I. 1915 April 13 World War 1, 1914-1918 Glass negatives.First World War

RMK07RPG–WW1 - Patriotic Fancy Dress

WW1 Propaganda recruitment recruiting 1914 UK vintage World War One British poster “Cold Blooded Murder! Remember Germany's Crowning Infamy The Sinking of the Lusitania With Hundreds of Women and Children”. Atrocities commited by Germany in WW1 are also listed followed by - “These Crimes Against God and Man are Committed to Try and Make you Afraid of These German Barabarians. The Place to give your answer is the nearest recruiting office - Enlist To-Day”. Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by Roberts and Leets London. UK Stock Photo

RM2ET6467–WW1 Propaganda recruitment recruiting 1914 UK vintage World War One British poster “Cold Blooded Murder! Remember Germany's Crowning Infamy The Sinking of the Lusitania With Hundreds of Women and Children”. Atrocities commited by Germany in WW1 are also listed followed by - “These Crimes Against God and Man are Committed to Try and Make you Afraid of These German Barabarians. The Place to give your answer is the nearest recruiting office - Enlist To-Day”. Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by Roberts and Leets London. UK

Cartoon, The gift from France, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3B2PD–Cartoon, The gift from France, WW1

An outdoor scene showing pupils at the John Hassall London School of Art busy painting at easels in the garden. The Tatler declines to give away the specific address as the school produced many of the famous British recruitment and propaganda posters. Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RM2RAACT2–An outdoor scene showing pupils at the John Hassall London School of Art busy painting at easels in the garden. The Tatler declines to give away the specific address as the school produced many of the famous British recruitment and propaganda posters. Date: 1915

WW1 - Knitting during show intermission, Paris Stock Photo

RMTWB5JA–WW1 - Knitting during show intermission, Paris

The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German women manufacturing weapons and ammunition, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE - Stock Photo

RMEB1GY4–The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German women manufacturing weapons and ammunition, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE -

Cartoon, French soldier and mother, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3CT0M–Cartoon, French soldier and mother, WW1

American, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, Women's Auxiliary Naval Reserve, Extra, your country needs you in the US Navy at once, 1917-1919 Stock Photo

RM2YAXNPP–American, US, WW1, Female recruitment poster, Women's Auxiliary Naval Reserve, Extra, your country needs you in the US Navy at once, 1917-1919

Front cover, La Baionnette, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3B2PA–Front cover, La Baionnette, WW1

Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914, Location Private Collection Stock Photo

RM2A3PX3N–Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914, Location Private Collection

Fancy Dress - WW1 - Group as patriotic national archetypes including Peace, Marianne, Britannia, Liberty and a lady from Japan. The other four front row figures are likely other WW1 Allies (Russia, Italy, Belgium and Serbia?) Stock Photo

RM2M98M5K–Fancy Dress - WW1 - Group as patriotic national archetypes including Peace, Marianne, Britannia, Liberty and a lady from Japan. The other four front row figures are likely other WW1 Allies (Russia, Italy, Belgium and Serbia?)

The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows men, women and children queueing in front of a food bank for the needy in Berlin-Friedrichstadt around 1915. Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE - Stock Photo

RMEB1GYX–The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows men, women and children queueing in front of a food bank for the needy in Berlin-Friedrichstadt around 1915. Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE -

RM2RGDNA1–An outdoor scene showing pupils at the John Hassall London School of Art busy painting at easels in the garden. The Tatler declines to give away the specific address as the school produced many of the famous British recruitment and propaganda posters.

Left behind in Serbia, Send Money for the Women and Children to the Serbian Relief (1918) American World War I era poster by Boardman Robinson Stock Photo

RF2JN10E2–Left behind in Serbia, Send Money for the Women and Children to the Serbian Relief (1918) American World War I era poster by Boardman Robinson

Poster stamp propaganda about sinking of the Lusitania Stock Photo

RMCX2EPB–Poster stamp propaganda about sinking of the Lusitania

Gardener and Baker of the Women's Auxilary Army Corp Stock Photo

RMDRAMFY–Gardener and Baker of the Women's Auxilary Army Corp

The Triumph of Culture Punch cartoon 1914 Stock Photo

RMJE7K2C–The Triumph of Culture Punch cartoon 1914

A British first world war poster promoting the Women's Land Army Stock Photo

RMMW88N7–A British first world war poster promoting the Women's Land Army

American 1918 WW1 poster of a soldier embracing a woman and child. Poster reads, 'For home and country - Victory Liberty Loan'. Stock Photo

RMDD73G3–American 1918 WW1 poster of a soldier embracing a woman and child. Poster reads, 'For home and country - Victory Liberty Loan'.

'Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris', French World War I poster, 1918. Artist: Auguste Leroux Stock Photo

RMA4K1HX–'Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris', French World War I poster, 1918. Artist: Auguste Leroux

Vintage WW1 Propaganda recruitment poster relating to the bombing of Scarborough UK World War 1 'Enlist Now' Stock Photo

RMR0Y316–Vintage WW1 Propaganda recruitment poster relating to the bombing of Scarborough UK World War 1 'Enlist Now'

French advertisement for WWI national loans, 1918. Depicts two women in French revolutionary dress with a swallow. Caption Stock Photo

RMERGD3R–French advertisement for WWI national loans, 1918. Depicts two women in French revolutionary dress with a swallow. Caption

Vintage WW1 USA propaganda poster 'Victory Girls' Stock Photo

RME135NW–Vintage WW1 USA propaganda poster 'Victory Girls'

RM2H7MTRA–Women of Britain say 'Go !' 1915 British Enlist Propaganda

WW1 Recruitment Poster for the US Navy, 1917. Stock Photo

RMMPTPBN–WW1 Recruitment Poster for the US Navy, 1917.

The Women Have Always Helped - World War One U.S.A Propaganda Poster Stock Photo

RM2H7NDD8–The Women Have Always Helped - World War One U.S.A Propaganda Poster

American, US, WW1, Female War Work Poster, Oh Boy!, that’s the Girl!, The Salvation Army Lassie, Keep her on the job by George Mather Richards, 1917-1919 Stock Photo

RM2YAXP8D–American, US, WW1, Female War Work Poster, Oh Boy!, that’s the Girl!, The Salvation Army Lassie, Keep her on the job by George Mather Richards, 1917-1919

RM2H7MTEX–Women are working day & night to win the war 1915 British Propaganda - War Bonds

Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914, Location The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Stock Photo

RM2A3PX3W–Poster Women of Britain say ‘Go!’ by Hill, Siffken & Co. (L.P.A. Ltd.), E J Kealey, Year 1914, Location The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Women Help Americas Sons Win The War - World War One U.S.A Propaganda Poster Stock Photo

RM2H7NC50–Women Help Americas Sons Win The War - World War One U.S.A Propaganda Poster

The woman's land army of America. Women enlist now and help the farmer fight the food famine Stock Photo

RMHKY1ET–The woman's land army of America. Women enlist now and help the farmer fight the food famine

World War I (WWI or WW1 or World War One), also known as the First World War or the Great War, was a global war centred in Europe that began on 28 July 1914 and lasted until 11 November 1918. More than 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians died as a result of the war, a casualty rate exacerbated by the belligerents' technological and industrial sophistication, and tactical stalemate. It was one of the deadliest conflicts in history, paving the way for major political changes, including revolutions in many of the nations involved. The war drew in all the world's economic great powers, w Stock Photo

RM2B02KAF–World War I (WWI or WW1 or World War One), also known as the First World War or the Great War, was a global war centred in Europe that began on 28 July 1914 and lasted until 11 November 1918. More than 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians died as a result of the war, a casualty rate exacerbated by the belligerents' technological and industrial sophistication, and tactical stalemate. It was one of the deadliest conflicts in history, paving the way for major political changes, including revolutions in many of the nations involved. The war drew in all the world's economic great powers, w

Joan of Arc saved France, Women of America, save your country, Buy war savings stamps (1918) American World War I era poster by Haskell Coffin Stock Photo

RF2JN8023–Joan of Arc saved France, Women of America, save your country, Buy war savings stamps (1918) American World War I era poster by Haskell Coffin

The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows a woman doing her job as streetcar conductor, a job, that before the war was reserved for men, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE – Stock Photo

RMEB1GXM–The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows a woman doing her job as streetcar conductor, a job, that before the war was reserved for men, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE –

AVENUE OF THE ALLIES, GREAT BRITAIN, by Childe Hassam, 1918, American painting, oil on canvas. Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue decorated with patriotic emblems in 1918 during World War 1. This view north from 53rd Street shows flags of the Allies Great Britain, Brazil, Belgium and USA. It is one of 30 works Hassam painted of such flag displays during the WW1 (BSLOC 2017 9 23) Stock Photo

RMKWDKW1–AVENUE OF THE ALLIES, GREAT BRITAIN, by Childe Hassam, 1918, American painting, oil on canvas. Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue decorated with patriotic emblems in 1918 during World War 1. This view north from 53rd Street shows flags of the Allies Great Britain, Brazil, Belgium and USA. It is one of 30 works Hassam painted of such flag displays during the WW1 (BSLOC 2017 9 23)

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