The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"It was a house/ once."
"A crucifix. These/ are the be found by/ the roadway all/ over France &/ Belgium. Quite/ a number of them/ have been destroyed/ by shell fire but/ it is also remarkable/ how many escape/ when every th
Victory March through London, 3rd May 1919. Oversea [sic] troops passing Australia House.
"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
The Cenotaph. Edwin Lutyens designed a temporary wood and plaster cenotaph at the end of the First World War for the London Peace Parade on 19 July 1919. It was replaced with a permanent structure mad
"This is a photo of the sergeants/ in "D" Coy [Company]. It is rather crumpled/ but I'll send you a better one/ later on. The rifles up in the/ top deck are the ones to be/ used in case of a sighting
"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