The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. MANY OF THE GOODS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND FIND THEIR WAY TO MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY. INCLUDED IN THE GOODS BEING CHECKED HERE ARE KNEE-HIGH STOCKINGS TO BE WORN WITH SEA BOOTS. MISS J. M. HUTTON (LEFT) AND MRS K. S. ROSS ARE SHOWN EXAMINING THESE STOCKINGS AS WELL AS SWEATERS, ETC, PRIOR TO DESPATCH.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. WOMEN VOLUNTARY WORKERS ARE CONTINUALLY CALLING AT HEADQUARTERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND FOR WOOL. THIS THEY TAKE HOME AND LATER HAND IN THE FINISHED PRODUCT FOR THE
NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-14. BOXES OF AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND GOODS READY FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS IN THE AREA.
The despatch of books from the Australian Comforts Fund Depot in Exhibition Street to Australian troops in World War II was entrusted to a group of volunteers who all served as nursing sisters in Worl
Melbourne, Vic. 1943-05-19. A group photograph in the Australian Comforts Fund Depot in Exhibition Street of members of the Returned Army Sisters' Auxiliary. This Auxiliary was a group of nursing sist
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. EVERY PAIR OF SOCKS WHICH COMES TO THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND IS THOROUGHLY EXAMINED TO ENSURE THERE ARE NO LUMPS OR OTHER FAULTS. VOLUNTARY EXPERTS A
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-18. WHEN VAST SUPPLIES OF GOODS ARRIVE AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND FROM THE VARIOUS BRANCHES IT IS NECESSARY THAT THEY ARE EXPERTLY GRADED. THIS PROCESS
