The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An illustration depicting a soldier from a Tunnelling Company, returned from the First World War to Australia with bags of 'souvenirs' on his way to a museum to sell. The bags contain nosecaps and duds.
An illustration depicting what may happen to a soldier from the Tunnelling Company having returned from the First World War home to Australia. He is in a pub with two civilians and a barmaid listening
An illustration depicting a soldier from the 2nd Tunnelling Company being kicked up the rear by the Quarter Master with two fellow soldiers hiding and watching.
An illustration depicting an entrance to a tunnel being built by the 2nd Australian Tunnelling Company, that was meant to lead the allies to Ostend, Belgium on the North Sea. Soldiers are being led in
British First World War poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. A British soldier beckons the viewer to enlist with his left hand, and holds his rifle with fixed bayonet in the right
An illustration featuring Australia's export produce in the last year of the First World War for the 4th Australian Divisional Artillery Commemorative Booklet. The heading is flanked by horse's heads
Studio portrait of 3994 Sapper (Spr) Leslie George Parker, No. 4 Tunnelling Company and an unidentified soldier (position unknown). A labourer from Woodside, Victoria prior to enlistment, Spr Parker
