The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. HOME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS, BUT IT COULD BE VERY MUCH WORSE. IN THEIR SPARE TIME THESE RAAF TRANSPORT MEN, SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA HAVE MADE AN ANNEXE TO THEIR TENT. IT WAS MADE OF BUSH TIMBER, AND THEN COVERED WITH BARK. THE ROOF GIVES SURPRISING PROTECTION FROM THE HEAT. (NEGATIVE BY TURNER).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. TO MAKE CONDITIONS AS COMFORABLE AS POSSIBLE AIRMEN AT AN ADVANCED AUSTRALIAN BASE BUILT AN ANNEXE TO OLD HUT, USING A GUM TREE AS A SUPPORT FOR THE ROOF. LA C MYERS OF AN PORT PIR
THESE PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN TAKEN IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE A.R.P. OFFICIALS AND THE METROPOLITAN FIRE BRIGADE, AND ARE FORWARDED TO YOU FOR PUBLICATION EITHER IN YOUR DAILY OR WEEKLY PAPER SHOULD YOU D
Studio portrait of Australian Prisoner of War (POW) 4616 Private (Pte) Walter Wetherall, 51st Battalion, from Pinjarrah, Western Australia. Pte Wetherall enlisted at the age of 38 on 14 October 1915 a
Portrait of 2784336 Signalman (Sig) Stuart Lindsay Weller, 104 Signal Squadron, in newly issued Army uniform. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by Sig Weller relating to his ser
Privately made khaki cotton twill weave service dress tunic with notched collar, pleated breast pockets with triple pointed flaps, expanding hip pockets with rectangular flaps, shoulder straps, pointe
Barbara Kameniar's artist statement reads: 'The images on the handkerchiefs include a Tudor house and small birds called Pardalotes. The Tudor house represents a love of literature, the theatre and l
