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Photograph 100841 Second World War, 1939-1945Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. A left side view of a bronze statue entitled A RAN Signaller, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. A front right side view of a bronze statue entitled A RAN Signaller, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.
Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. A left side view of a bronze statue entitled A RAN Signaller, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. The front and right side of a head sculpted in bronze, of Admiral Sir Guy Royle, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. The right side of a head sculpted in bronze, of a Japanese prisoner of war, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. The left side of a head sculpted in bronze, of Admiral Sir Guy Royle, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

Melbourne, Vic. 1945-09-24. Head sculpted in bronze, of a Japanese prisoner of war, the work of sculptor Able Seaman A. F. J. Wilkinson, Naval History Section.

Ballarat, Vic. 1942. Studio portrait of, from left to right, PM3799 Able Seaman Maxwell (Max) Maurice Coward, HMAS Stuart, and Able Seaman Allan Jeffery (Jeffery) Beeson Wilkinson, HMAS Cerberus, both
