The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Palestine. Paymaster and Field Cash Officer assist Arab labourers in camp as they line up for their pay. If they are illiterate than fingerprint signatures are necessary, and one worker is pressing his thumb on the ink pad ready to sign.
Palestine. Paymaster Lieutenant Colonel G. Moore and Field Cash Officer Captain R. J. Anderson assist Arab labourers in camp as they line up for their pay. If they are illiterate then fingerprint sign
Palestine. Arab labourers in camp line up and wait for their pay. If they are illiterate than fingerprint signatures are necessary.
Palestine. Arab labourers in camp line up for their pay. If they are illiterate then fingerprint signatures are necessary.
Palestine. An Arab labourer in camp signs by fingerprint for his pay. If illiterate, then a fingerprint signature is necessary. The ink and stamp pad lie ready on the table.
Hurdcott, Wiltshire, England. 18 December 1918. Barbers' shop at the 12th Training Battalion. No cash taken at this shop, men sign the book and amount collected on pay day. Owing to shortage of cash m
Unidentified soldiers from the 'stand by' platoon of B Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), head off into the rubber towards the jungle. They are hard on the heels of a recent
