The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. c. 1944. Rows of women employed as machinists in the Commonwealth Clothing Factory sew clothing at their Singer sewing machines. (Copy in album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill p. 247)
c. 1944. A woman operates a sewing machine to sew buttons on Army overcoats at the Commonwealth Clothing Factory. (This image appears on page 246 of the album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill housed
Fishermen's Bend, Vic. c. 1944. Women employees at the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Factory working on the rear fuselage of a Beaufort aircraft. The rear fuselage is seen here partly `skinned'. (
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-01-19. Rows of WAAAF radio operators at work at HQ, Wireless Transmitting Station, Frognall, Canterbury. (Copy in album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill p.27).
SOUTH MELBOURNE, VIC, 1918. MACHINE ROOM IN THE COMMONWEALTH CLOTHING FACTORY, WHERE ROWS OF WOMEN WORKERS SIT AT SEWING MACHINES.
C. 1944. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES IN WARTIME AUSTRALIA COVERED NEARLY EVERY ASPECT OF INDUSTRIAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITY. A WOMAN MACHINIST IN A FACTORY USES AN INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE TO PRODUCE BOOTS FOR
Footscray, Vic. c. 1944. Woman employee at the Commonwealth Ammunition Factory works on securing bullets in loaded gun cases. (Album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill p.189)
