The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"A typical Capetown [local]. This 'kid' followed us on a 14 mile march the Sunday we were there, & was by no means tired at the finish of it. He also had a good eye for business as he sold his pup for 3- to one of the men."
The ship HMAT Runic, signed by officers and soldiers of the 38th Battalion. The ship departed Australia on 20 June 1916. This is a typical souvenir for soldiers embarking on overseas service. Collect
Members of the AIF, all unidentified and with hats off, following the funeral and burial of 2325 Sergeant Lionel Pretorius Holloway, 19th Battalion, attached AIF Headquarters, who died of illness on 1
"Typical of/ northern France/ & Belgium./ These windmills/ are to be seen/ all over the/ place."
"A [local] South African [labourer] carrying coal on board the Runic A.54. These fellows were very amusing to watch at "work"."
"The Tank Bank. Here you see/ a few buyers [for War bonds] only. There were/ thousands of people in the /Square when I took this. Note/ the hole in the front of the/ Tank ["Egbert"] where it has been
"A faint idea of how the/ places are smashed up/ by gunfire. There are not/ too many with as many/ walls left as this one/ has."