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• War Weapons Week April 8th to 13th

  (posters) Made by: Unknown (artist) 1918-03

  whole: the main title is placed across the top in yellow, with the text and image below. All held within a black border. image: a British tank moves from the the background right to the foreground left, over barbed-wire and with its guns firing. In the...

• The Tank Tour

  (posters) Made by: Unknown (artist) 1918-06

  whole: the main title is placed across the top in blue and held within a scroll design which also provides a blank area for additional text. The text and image are positioned below, all held within a black border. image: a British tank moves from the the...

• London's Week - You Can Help - Buy War Bonds

  (posters) Made by: Unknown (artist) 1918

  whole: the title and text are placed across the bottom, laid over the image. image: a British tank, seen from below as it moves left to right firing its guns. In the background British infantrymen advance alongside. text: LONDON'S WEEK YOU CAN HELP. BUY...

• Every Tank Saves Hundreds of Lives

  (posters) Made by: Scrivener, W H (artist) 1918-07

  whole: the title is placed across the top and the subtitle along the bottom, both are hand-lettered. The image is positioned in the centre. All held within a black border. image: a British tank moving right to left through No-Man's Land, firing all its...

• pottery money box

  (souvenirs and ephemera)

  First World War period (post-1916) British ceramic novelty, inspired by the employment and success of the British tanks on the Western Front. As well as being an example of humorous positive national propaganda, the 'tank' also serves as a useful money...

• TANK TRIALS AT CRICKLEWOOD

  part of "DEPARTMENT OF TANK DESIGN AND EXPERIMENT COLLECTION" (photographs) 1917

  A Mk IV Female Tank on the testing ground at Cricklewood, north-west London.