The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. MR J. C. APPLETON OF EAST PRESTON, A SURVIVOR OF HMAS CANBERRA, AN AMPUTEE, USING A LATHE TO TURN OUT HOOKS FOR HIMSELF AND OTHER ARM AMPUTEES AT THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY.
George Holland, President of the Returned Services League of Australia (RSL) (right), is on a tour of Japan and Korea. Here from a sandbagged observation trench in Korea, Mr Holland scans the surroun
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. MR R. COLVILLE, EX 2/1ST ARMY FIELD WORKSHOPS, WORKING AT A PRESS BLANKING KNEES FOR ARTIFICIAL LEGS MADE OUT OF DURALIUM AT THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB F
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. MR G. CLARKE, NORTHCOTE, EX 2ND AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, AT WORK ON AN ARTIFICIAL LEG AT THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. MR R. PHILLIPS, SENIOR LIMB AND APPLIANCE MAKER AT THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY, ASSISTS MR P. JONES OF CARLTON (EX 2/8TH BATTALION) ALSO AN EX POW
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. EMPLOYEES OF THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY, AT LUNCH IN THE MESS ROOM.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-28. AT THE REPATRIATION COMMISSION'S ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY, BILL DICKIE OF FOOTSCRAY, EX 39TH BATTALION, KNITTING STOCKINGS WHICH ARE WORN UNDER ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-07-28. MR. A.E. EPPS (1) AND MR. W. MUNSON (2) WORKING ON ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AND APPLIANCES AT THE REPATRIATION ARTIFICIAL LIMB FACTORY.
