Construction men, bushmen, sawmill men & chauffeurs…

Wartime recruitment poster showing a soldier with a long-handled tool, a night forestry scene, and the 242nd Canadian Forestr

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Construction men, bushmen, sawmill men & chauffeurs wanted. Join the 242nd Canadian Forestry [section of text cut away: Overseas?] Battalion, 1915, Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A 1915 recruitment poster titled Construction men, bushmen, sawmill men & chauffeurs wanted, anonymous Canadian artist of the 20th century, held by the Library of Congress. It shows a uniformed soldier holding a long-handled tool beside a night scene of men building a timber structure among trees, with the 242nd Canadian Forestry Battalion crest of crossed axes and a maple leaf beneath a beaver.