Framed Australian Red Cross Society postcard

World War Two era Australian Red Cross Society postcard of a fundraising poster in a varnished timber frame.
The postcard has a depiction of a female Red Cross nurse standing on a flight of steps. A woman, holding a young boy and a baby, sits at the bottom of the steps with a suitcase. Next to her are two soldiers: one has a wounded foot and leans on a walking stick; the other sits in a wheelchair with a bandage around his head, holding a book on his lap. They all look up at the nurse who gestures to them with her arms open wide, as if showing them the way up the steps.
A buff coloured tag with the motto 'Help Red Cross continue it's [sic] work of mercy' appears on an angle in the lower right, while the name of the artist who designed the image, Northfield, is printed in white on the lower left. 'The Australian Red Cross Society' is written in white block letters across the bottom.
There is a rectangular light coloured timber frame around the postcard, with a darker, broader timber frame around the outside of that. There are curved pieces removed from each corner for decoration.
The reverse of the frame is plain.