The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CANBERRA, ACT. 1957-05-03. "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONE AND A COLLECTION OF RECORDS USED IN TOBRUK AND OTHER THEATRES OF WAR BY BRIGADIER A.W. MCILVEEN, SALVATION ARMY. FOR SEVEN MONTHS DURING THE SIEGE OF TOBRUK, THIS GRAMOPHONE WAS USED TO ENTERTAIN THOUSANDS OF ALLIED TROOPS AS WELL AS GERMAN AND ITALIAN PRISONERS OF WAR. AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL ACCESSION NO. 38722.
Small collection of 78 rpm gramophone records, all of which have been broken or shattered to a greater or lesser extent, and subsequently repaired with cloth tape (resulting in only one side being pla
Informal portrait of Salvation Army Minister, Red Shield War Representative and unofficial Padre, Major Arthur William 'Mac' McIlveen. Major McIlveen's hand rests on a portable record player and vinyl
Standard mid thirties portable gramophone. Case is made from wood, bound in black leatherette and supplied with a leather handle, which is not original. All metal fittings are nickel-plated. There is
Standard mid thirties portable gramophone. Case is made from wood, bound in black leatherette and supplied with a leather handle, which is not original. All metal fittings are nickel-plated. There is
Small collection of 78 rpm gramophone records, all of which have been broken or shattered to a greater or lesser extent, and subsequently repaired with cloth tape (resulting in only one side being pla
A GROUP OF SALVATION ARMY AND AIF PERSONNEL OUTSIDE THE SALVATION ARMY HUT; FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING AT THE BACK ARE ADJUTANT JOCK GEDDES (SALVATION ARMY), BRIGADIER A.W. MCILVEEN (SALVATION ARMY)
Informal portrait of Salvation Army Minister, Red Shield War Representative and unofficial Padre, Major Arthur William 'Mac' McIlveen. Major McIlveen's hand rests on a portable record player and vinyl
Informal portrait of Salvation Army Minister, Red Shield War Representative and unofficial Padre, Major Arthur William 'Mac' McIlveen, outside his quarters in Tobruk. McIlveen trained as a Salvation A
Informal portrait of Salvation Army Minister, Red Shield War Representative and unofficial Padre, Major Arthur 'Mac' McIlveen. McIlveen trained as a Salvation Army officer in Melbourne and tried to en
