The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An anti-semitic poem produced before WWI. A man, Louie Epstein, stands with his empty hands outstretched. The poem to the left of the image reads 'Allow me friends to introduce a man whose jaw hangs loose, a champion at soaking up the juice, we call him "Louis Epsyein [sic]". His father was a Sarnt Majer yer see At home in the Royal Artilleree And that is what I'm going to be Says Mk 2 Louie Epstein. He used to be a chef at one time At pawnbroking he served his time He can do his bit in any line This "boshter Louie Epstein".'
Informal portrait of 401634 Warrant Officer David Thomas Barnard posing in his friend Edith's hat and coat. Caption on verso reads "Dear Mum, Yes, I know I'm nearly 23, but I still act the fool quite
Two SAS soldiers with Simpson the donkey, in the Australian compound, Bagram. Peter Churcher recalled, "The SAS squadron had four donkeys that they purchased from the locals. The donkeys proved to be
Finding the Korean winter a bit rough after the warmth of his native Queensland, 28027 Private (Pte) Roy Mansfield 'Curley' King of Aitkenvale, Townsville, Qld, wears his combat cap in the 'flaps down
Depicts a dark haired woman cradling her little girl in her arms as she puts her to bed. A portrait of a decorated French 'poilu' (which means 'hairy one', and was the slang for WWI French infantryme
By running smoke through a metal locker, the nearly-rotten fish issued as rations were preserved and given a more edible flavour. Private 'Jock' Campbell, like many others, wears an artificial leg man
First World War recruitment poster one of 5 designed for the U.S. Marines by artists working for the Division of Pictorial Publicity. Designed by renowned American illustrator James Montgomery Flagg i