Flags
One sheet
vintage propaganda poster from the World War II era (circa 1939-1945) that depicts the flags of the United Kingdom and its major Commonwealth partners to promote unity and the war effort.
The flags shown represent the following nations and entities, all united under the British Crown at the time:
Top (repeated): The Union Jack (Union Flag) of the United Kingdom.
Second from top: The Canadian Red Ensign, featuring the Canadian coat of arms.
Third from top (repeated): The Australian Blue Ensign (the National Flag of Australia), identified by the large Commonwealth Star and the Southern Cross constellation stars.
Fourth from top (repeated): The New Zealand Blue Ensign (the National Flag of New Zealand), featuring four red stars with white outlines.
Bottom: The flag of the Union of South Africa, which was used from 1928 to 1994, featuring three small flags in the center.
The poster was likely created by the Haycock Press and possibly distributed by the British Information Services in New York, as indicated by small text in the bottom right corner of the poster. Similar posters from this era were used to encourage public support, such as buying war bonds or supporting civilian effort.
vintage propaganda poster from the World War II era (circa 1939-1945) that depicts the flags of the United Kingdom and its major Commonwealth partners to promote unity and the war effort.
The flags shown represent the following nations and entities, all united under the British Crown at the time:
Top (repeated): The Union Jack (Union Flag) of the United Kingdom.
Second from top: The Canadian Red Ensign, featuring the Canadian coat of arms.
Third from top (repeated): The Australian Blue Ensign (the National Flag of Australia), identified by the large Commonwealth Star and the Southern Cross constellation stars.
Fourth from top (repeated): The New Zealand Blue Ensign (the National Flag of New Zealand), featuring four red stars with white outlines.
Bottom: The flag of the Union of South Africa, which was used from 1928 to 1994, featuring three small flags in the center.
The poster was likely created by the Haycock Press and possibly distributed by the British Information Services in New York, as indicated by small text in the bottom right corner of the poster. Similar posters from this era were used to encourage public support, such as buying war bonds or supporting civilian effort.
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