The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ISMALIA - THE ARMY PAY-BOOK IS NOT MERELY THE ONLY SOURCE OF SURE REVENUE TO THE MEN OF THE A.I.F., BUT ALSO AN EXCELLENT MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION WHEN CROSSING THE BORDER OR ANY OF THE OTHER STRATEGIC LINES OF GEOGRAPHIC DEMARCATION. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
ISMALIA - HAVING CROSSED THE SUEZ CANAL BY THE FERRY AT ISMALIA, IDENTIFICATION CARDS & PERMITS HAVE TO BE SHOWN TO EGYPTIAN MILITARY GUARD BEFORE BEING ALLOWED TO PROCEED TOWARDS THE BORDER TO PALEST
ISMALIA - HAVING CROSSED THE SUEZ CANAL & SO LEFT EGYPT PROPER, THE UNIT IS READY TO MAKE THE LONG MONOTONOUS CROSSING OF THE SINAI DESERT, FOR WHICH BONA FIDES ARE NECESSARY. ARMY PAY-BOOKS ARE PRODU
NORTH BEIRUT. MEN OF THE 25TH BATTALION, WHO ARE DOING GUARD DUTIES AT THE BRIDGE CROSSING THE DOG RIVER PAY HOMAGE TO MEN OF THE 1ST A.I.F. AT A MONUMENT BY THE ROAD. DESERT MOUNTED CORPS. (NEGATIVE
A SCENE FAMILIAR TO ALL MEN OF BOTH OLD AND NEW A.I.F. AN EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS GETTING IN THE WAY DURING THE UNLOADING OF MILITARY STORES AND EQUIPMENT FROM LIGHTERS ALONG THE CANAL NEAR ISMALIA. (NE
AFFULA, NEAR NABLUS - THESE MEN OF THE AIF RAILWAYS UNIT MIGHT WELL BE DISTINGUISHED AS THE ONLY A.I.F. UNIT ENGAGED ON REALLY ACTIVE SERVICE. THEY ARE RE-BUILDING THE LINE THROUGH PALESTINE TO SYRIAN
British Second World War poster requesting donations from the public of books and magazines to be sent to members of the forces. The poster features mainly text in red and black ink, embellished with