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The poster depicts a women with a child and wheelbarrow in the background, holding the hand a soldier. It includes the caption, I Leave the Land to You. The Women's National Land Service Corps and wanted 5,000 educated women between 18 & 35 for war work on the land. Women are to apply to 50 Upper Baker St. [London, England].

Printed by David Allen and Sons Ltd., Harrow, London.

This is a poster promoting The Great War: Stereopticon Lecture by W. Arthur Fuller of London, England. The lecturer was to describe the experiences of the war with supporting photographs. The admission was 35 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The event was held at Bulyea's town hall on Monday, November 15, [1915?] at 8:00 p.m.

This poster shows the back of three women pulling a plow. The text reads, They Serve France, How Can I Serve Canada? Buy Victory Bonds. The poster number is W.P.7.

This poster's caption is 4 Reasons for buying Victory Bonds. It shows the heads of four men, possibly representing Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria. The poster is numbered W.P.12.

This poster reads: There is a world famine of beef, bacon and wheat. Do not waste. Use perishable foods. Eat more fish. We must keep the armies fed. This message is from W.J. Hanna, Food Controller for Canada. The poster is numbered 4 F.C. and was printed by Ottawa Printing Co., Ltd.

This poster reads: This year Canada must save 12,000,000 bushels of wheat out of normal consumption of 50,000,000 bushels to win the war. Sign the food service pledge. This message is from W.J. Hanna, Food Controller for Canada. This poster is numbered 2 F.C. and was printed by Ottawa Printing Co., Ltd.

This poster's caption reads "Be yours to hold it high!" Buy Victory Bonds. It depicts an angel holding a torch, a soldier holding a flag, and a working man with his hand raised in the air. The artist is F.L. Nicolet. The poster is numbered W.P.1. A French version of this poster was produced.

This poster's caption reads Back Him Up! Buy Victory Bonds and shows the rear view of a soldier heading toward a battlefield. The poster is numbered W.P.6.

Save the Food is this poster's slogan. It is numbered F.C.53 and printed Hazell, Watson & Viney Ltd., London, England.

This poster reads: Waste means defeat: Kitchen carelessness costs Canada $50,000,000 every year. Save your share. Help the fighters wind the War. This message was from W.J. Hanna, Food Controller for Canada. The poster is numbered 5 F.C. and was printed by Ottawa Printing Co., Ltd.