The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BARRACA. THIS DELIGHTFUL STUDY WAS TAKEN WITHOUT ARRANGEMENT IN THE YARD BEHIND ONE OF THE ITALIAN COTTAGES. MAMMA BIFORETTI HAS A VERY SOFT SPOT FOR PTE. J.V. CLARKE OF WANGARATTA AND SEEMS TO APPRECIATE HIS PECULIAR AND RUGGED AUSTRALIAN BEAUTY (?). (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
BARRACA. PTE. J.V. CLARKE OF WANGARATTA IS THE ESTABLISHED FAVOURITE IN ONE OF THE SETTLER'S HOUSES AND HAS THE RUN OF THE FARM. HERE HE IS SETTING OUT WITH THE SENORINA EDDA TO MILK THE COWS....? PAP
A DAUGHTER OF AN ITALIAN SETTLER IN LIBYA MAKES A DELIGHTFUL STUDY WHILE MILKING "MOLLY" THE COW. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
ALFREDO CARISIO...SON OF ONE OF THE ITALIAN SETTLERS AND A DELIGHTFUL LAD. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
BARRACA. THE 8TH BATTALION RETURNING FROM CHURCH PARADE MARCH PAST ONE OF THE COTTAGES OF THE BARRACA SETTLEMENT WHERE THEY ARE BILLITTED. THE INSCRIPTION ON THE WALL OF THE COTTAGE MEANS THAT THE HOU
BARRACA. LIBYA. THIS VIEW IS TYPICAL OF THE SETTLED AREAS IN LIBYA WHERE THE ITALIAN HAVE BEEN DEVELOPING THEIR COLONIZATION SCHEME FOR MANY YEARS. THE COTTAGES ARE LAID OUT IN SERIED ROWS ON EITHER S
BARRACA. FAMILY PORTRAIT ... OR RATHER THE FAMILY, AUST. AND ITALIAN FORM A BACKGROUND FOR THIS PICTURE OF BABY BERTO AND HIS NEW NURSE. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
