The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOUTH AFRICA. MONTAGE OF STUDIO PORTRAITS OF BOERS. MIDDLE PORTRAIT IS OF PRESIDENT MARTHINUS STEYN. (DONOR M. GRAHAM-WALLACE) (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
SOUTH AFRICA. PHOTOGRAPH OF A MONTAGE OF DRAWINGS OF BOER LEADERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: LUCAS MAYER, ROGER ALBRECHT, BEZUIDENHOUT; SECOND ROW: VILLEBOIS DE MAREUIL, HANS ERASMUS, LOUIS BOTHA; GEN
SOUTH AFRICA. DAMAGE DONE BY THE BOERS TO THE FOURTEEN STREAMS BRIDGE (NEAR MAFEKING?). (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (PHOTOGRAPHER M. BENNETT. DONOR M. GRAHAM-WALLACE)
MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA. 1899. THE MARITSANI BRIDGE DAMAGED BY THE BOERS DURING THE SIEGE OF MAFEKING. (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (PHOTOGRAPHER M. BENNETT. DONOR M. GRAHAM-WALLACE)
SOUTH AFRICA. GROUP PORTRAIT OF SENIOR POLITICIANS AND BOER COMMANDANTS. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: COMMANDANT (COMDT) PRINSLOO, COMDT VAN VIJE, COMDT DU PLOOY, COMDT LUBBE, COMDT NAUDE; SECOND ROW: MA
NORVALS PONT, SOUTH AFRICA. RAILWAY BRIDGE DAMAGED BY THE BOERS. THE RAILWAYS WERE AN ESSENTIAL MEANS OF COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORT DURING THE BOER WAR. (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE) (DONOR M
GLEN, SOUTH AFRICA. THE GLEN RAILWAY BRIDGE SHOWING DAMAGE AFTER AN ATTACK BY THE BOERS. THE RAILWAYS WERE AN ESSENTIAL MEANS OF COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORT DURING THE BOER WAR. (ORIGINAL PRINT IN AWM
