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Coalition for Homosexual Law Reform poster

The German raiders' strikes against shipping in the South Pacific fuelled fears that enemy spies were operating in local ports. Posters, like this, one warned the New Zealand public that 'loose lips might sink ships'.

The Waitomo Caves were reserved in 1906, and they remain a major and significant tourist attraction.

Poster advertising a sideshow exhibit, 'Mexican Rose the 54 stone fat girl' at the 1940 Centennial Exhibition

Second World War recruitment poster

Advertisement for a Frigidaire refrigerator from the mid-1950s

War poster produced by the British Government during the Second World War to promote and maintain patriotic feelings amongst the civilian population.

Poster for the first Nambassa festival of arts, crafts and alternative lifestyles in 1978.

Poster advertising Redwood '70 - New Zealand's first rock music festival

This poster from c1926 advertises the Cecil B De Mille produced film, Feet of Clay

Poster produced by The Empire Marketing Board about sheep raising in New Zealand.

Poster welcoming the Prince of Wales on his visit to New Zealand in 1920

'They Shall Not Perish' poster by Douglas Volk, 1918 - used by the American Committee for Relief in the Near East to raise money to assist Armenian refugees forcibly displaced by the Ottoman Empire during the First World War.

Much is known of the passengers who made the ill fated Flight TE901 on 28 November 1979

This pro-continuance poster, from the 1920s, shows refers to a claim by two British MPs that prohibition in the USA was not working.

This Independent Order of Rachebites poster-calendar from 1913 includes portraits of temperance leaders W. A. Platt and W. Johnson.

Pro-temperance poster urging Masterton citizens to keep pubs closed in the 1911 vote.