The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage materials which may be reused later. The sign states "Salvage. Don't throw it away. Someone else can use it". (Original housed in AWM Archive Store) (Donor R. McWilliams)
A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage materials which may be reused later. The sign states "Salvage. Bring unto salvage that which is salvage". (Original housed in AWM Archive Store) (Donor R. McWill
A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage materials which may be reused later. The sign states "Salvage. Speed up the Allied VICTORY. Collect your salvage". (Original housed in AWM Archive Store) (Donor
Egypt (?). c.1942. A sign encourages soldiers to salvage materials from crashed aeroplanes to be reused, rather than kept as souvenirs. The sign states "Salvage. When a plane crashes tell us. Play bal
Egypt (?). c.1942. A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage all materials which may be reused later, stands in the desert next to a pile of boxes. The sign states "Salvage. Many hands make light work. S
A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage materials and not to litter the desert. The sign states "Salvage. Do not spoil the beauty of the desert. Pick up those odds & ends". (Original housed in AWM Arch
Near El Alamein, Egypt. c.1942. A sign encouraging soldiers to salvage materials which may be reused later. The sign states "Salvage. Ali Baba and his 20,000 thieves Oh Diggers! Where is thy salvage".
