The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VIEW FROM HMAS SYDNEY OF THE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO ITALIAN CRUISERS AND ALLIED SHIPS WHICH RESULTED IN THE SINKING OF THE BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI. (DONOR C. OLIVER, ORIGINAL ALBUM HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE CRUISER HMAS SYDNEY (II), WITH A HOLE IN THE FORWARD FUNNEL, STEAMING TOWARDS ALEXANDRIA AFTER HEAVILY DAMAGING THE ITALIAN CRUISER BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI, OFF CAPE SPADA, CRETE. (D
THE ITALIAN CRUISER BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI BEING TORPEDOED BY A BRITISH DESTROYER AFTER SHE HAD BEEN ABANDONED BY HER CREW. THE COLLEONI HAD BEEN BADLY DAMAGED IN A FIERCE NINETY MINUTE BATTLE WITH HMAS
THE HOLE IN THE FORWARD FUNNEL OF THE CRUISER HMAS SYDNEY (II) VIEWED FROM THE DECK. THE DAMAGE WAS SUSTAINED IN ACTION AGAINST THE ITALIAN CRUISER BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI, OFF CAPE SPADA, CRETE, WHEN AN
A CLOUD OF SMOKE BILLOWS INTO THE AIR FROM THE ITALIAN NAVY VESSEL BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI AS SHE GOES DOWN AFTER BEING TORPEDOED BY A BRITISH DESTROYER AND ABANDONED BY HER CREW. THE COLLEONI HAD BEEN BA
A CLOUD OF SMOKE BILLOWS INTO THE AIR FROM THE ITALIAN NAVY VESSEL BARTOLOMEO COLLEONI AS SHE GOES DOWN AFTER BEING TORPEDOED BY A BRITISH DESTROYER AND ABANDONED BY HER CREW. THE COLLEONI HAD BEEN BA
TARANTO, ITALY. 1940-11. AERIAL VIEW SHOWING AFTERMATH OF ACTION AGAINST THE ITALIAN FLEET IN TARANTO HARBOUR. NOTE THE TWO DAMAGED CRUISERS IN THE INNER HARBOUR. (DONOR C. OLIVER, ORIGINAL ALBUM HELD
