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Photograph P01100.001 Second World War, 1939-1945JERUSALEM, PALESTINE, 1941-02-01. A GROUP OF FOUR NURSES FROM THE 2/1ST AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS' CLUB. (DONOR A. WHEELER)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brown leather case for Kodak No. 2A folding cartridge hawk-eye camera. The case has an adjustable carry strap and the opening flap is secured by a brass clasp on which is inscribed the maker's trademark 'EKC' and 'MADE IN AMERICA'. Impressed on the leather below the flap is 'KODAK CASE MADE IN AUSTRALIA'. Underneath the flap the owners details have been written several times.
Associated with the service of NX70208 Staff Nurse Alyson Manning Mills (later Wheeler), born in Sydney on 8 January 1914. Mills enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service on 9 August 1940 and served on 2/1 Australian Hospital Ship Manunda which saw service in the Mediterranean and North Africa.
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