Red Cross Junior Competition sign by Keith Rash
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This sign was made by Keith Rash, most probably made during World War 2 (1939-1945)
Original artwork sign on strawboard relating to a Red Cross Junior Competition with proceeds to the Prisoners of War Fund. The artwork shows a small child dropping a coin into a box.
Symbols of SurvivalThe internment of civilian and military populations was widespread during the twentieth century.
Curated by Cameron Auty, Victorian Collections Co-Manager
