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Photograph 008937 Second World War, 1939-1945GIRLS MAY BUY DINNER OF MEAT AND THREE VEGETABLES FOR A FEW PENCE. TEA, MILK AND SUGAR ARE PROVIDED FREE IN THE LARGE DINING ROOM.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COMMONWEALTH CLOTHING FACTORY, MELBOURNE. NO CHARGE IS MADE TO COOK EGGS OR WARM PIES ON THE MODERN RANGE IN THE CENTRE OF THE LARGE DINING ROOM. THIS ISLAND KITCHEN ALSO SUPPLIES EXCELLENT PLATE OF MEAT AND THREE VEGETABLES FOR A FEW PENCE, WHILE TEA, MILK AND SUGAR ARE FREE.
GIRLS MAY BUY DINNER OF MEAT AND THREE VEGETABLES FOR A FEW PENCE. TEA, MILK AND SUGAR ARE PROVIDED FREE IN THE LARGE DINING ROOM.

Lancaster bomber aircraft of RAF Bomber Command, including three RAAF squadrons, taking part in Operation Manna, have dropped thousands of pounds of food supplies in occupied Holland for the starving

Australian Second World War poster, produced by the Commonwealth Food Control and the RAAF. The poster depicts an airman holding a knife and fork, encouraging people to not waste food. Shortages of fo
Australian Second World War poster, produced by the Commonwealth Food Control and Royal Australian Air Force, to encourage not wasting food. Shortages of foodstuffs, clothing and other products were p
Rectangular, green painted ration tin outer with crimped lid and base, containing three separate ration meals. A metal turnkey, similar to those found on sardine tins, is tack-welded to the lid and is

Victorian period upright piano, the front and upper faces finished in a burl walnut veneer. Displays signs of heavy usage and handling, with both the upper and lower doors loose in their supports, a p