Don R. [motorcycle despatch rider]
Art ARTI01951 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of an unidentified motorcycle despatch rider, or "Don. R.", as they were colloquially known.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A full portrait of a "Don R." (a motorcycle despatch rider) and his motorcycle, with the road disappearing off into the distance. The artist has roughly sketched in chimneys to suggest the edge of a township.
Portrait of an unidentified motorcycle despatch rider, or "Don. R.", as they were colloquially known.
recto: Two pencil studies of mules with harnesses, a submarine and a sketch of a motorcycle rider. verso: three small pencil studies of mules.
Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the South Australian Government targeting men aged 18 to 45. It features a full length portrait of a military despatch rider with a bandaged hea
An unidentified despatch rider with the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), kneels and carries out repairs to his Harley Davidson 42WLA motorcycle. He has pulled up in front of a hay

Part of the camp of No.3 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, at Gazala, Libya. On the edge of the escarpment are the office gharry (a small truck for carrying troops) and operations tent, and a "Don
British First World War recruitment poster. Depicts a wounded despatch rider pointing to the burning ruins of Europe in the background. His motorcycle bears the name 'Douglas' across the engine. Prior