The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN - GIFTS FROM AUSTRALIA. GIRLS IN TRAINING AT THE ENGLISH MOTHERCRAFT SOCIETY SELECTING SOME OF THE CLOTHES FOR THEIR CHARGES.
Duchess of Kent inspects clothes sent from Australia to bombed out children. High school girls in Australia banded together and have sent clothes to England for the use of children who have been bomb
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-09-06. Mrs J. F. Key, organiser of the Woollies Appeal (Warm clothes for bombed British children) displays some of the cosy woollen garments which are to be packed for despatch to
The sewing instructions poster banners were produced in England during the Second World War to advise on thrift and reducing the impact on scarce resources. There are several posters in the series. Th
Probably Victoria. c.1940. Studio portrait of two young children approximately one and three years old. The photograph is typical of those which would be found on the mantelpiece in the lounge room of
The sewing instructions poster banners were produced in England during the Second World War to advise on thrift and reducing the impact on scarce resources. There are several posters in the series. Th
THE DUCHESS OF KENT WITH BOMBED OUT CHILDREN FROM BERMONDSEY WHO ARE WEARING GARMENTS SENT FROM AUSTRALIA. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.)
