The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts two cartoon vignettes. the top vignette depicts a soldier digging a pit under the stern instruction of a senior officer, while he dreams of relaxing at home back in civilian life. The bottom vignette depicts the same man, back in civilian life, digging in the garden, and being instructed to do this by his stern wife, while he dreams of dozing, with little to do, back in his Army life.
Depicts two cartoon vignettes. The top cartoon depicts a soldier trudging through water, in the rain and surrounded by barber wire, dreaming of relaxing in civilian life. The bottom cartoon depicts th
Depicts four cartoon vignettes- the first is of a soldier peeling potatoes, but dreaming of a civilian life. In the next cartoon, he has left military life and become a civilian again. In the followin
Poster encouraging soldiers to be discrete when digging holes, so that they do not alert the enemy to their presence. This cartoon is designed to humourously convey messages about safety. Depicts a y
Poster encouraging citizens to buy peace bonds in order to assist returning soldiers integrate back into civilian life after the First World War. Depicts a statue of a soldier and a female figure who
Depicts soldier sitting on the deck of a small U.S. landing craft reading a paper. The landing craft is parked somewhere along the east New Guinea coast. One of 8 drawings from a folio entitled by the
Depicts two elderly men walking along a footpath , past a paper headline which declares 'Hawk lands at Gallipoli'. Sean Leahy became the youngest, regularly published cartoonist on an Australian daily
