The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lae, New Guinea. Corporal (Cpl) L. Maxfield of Melbourne, Vic (left), and Cpl A. Pederson of NSW, give instructions to a native on how the second Victory War Loan posters are to be displayed on the coconut palm tree trunk. The poster, 'Save for the brave' depicts the hospital ship Centaur, which was sunk 14 May 1943.
Lae, New Guinea. A native adjusts the Victory War Loan poster for display on the coconut palm tree trunk. The poster, 'Save for the brave. Let us avenge the nurses' depicts the hospital ship Centaur w
New Guinea. The second Victory War Loan poster reading 'Call em back! Buy Victory Bonds' and 'Save for the brave Let us avenge the Nurses' is well displayed on this look-out built on a tree trunk at L
New Guinea. A second Victory War Loan poster, reading 'Save for the brave Let us avenge the Nurses', which had been displayed in one of the workshops at Lae. Corporal E. Johnston of Camberwell, Vic (w
This British Savings Committee issued poster depicts the sinking fo the Australian hospital ship Centaur. 'Save for the brave' was a slogan used to encourage civilians to put money into the war saving
New Guinea. These Australians find interest in the second Victory War Loan poster, reading 'We Can Give It If You Will Lend It Buy National Savings Stamps and Savings Certificates', which has been rec
Informal portrait of WX18598 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Norman George Baker of South Perth, WA. L Cpl Baker enlisted on 6 January 1942 and served with the 2/32 Battalion. The 2/32 served in Palestine
