The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sergeant E. Dawes making a microscopic examination in the Pathological Department in the 3rd Australian General Hospital. Objects of interest on this bench are a microscope, a vaccine bath and a centrifugalizing machine. On the shelves are chemicals and cultures.
Major E. W. Ferguson, Australian Army Medical Corps, making a microscopic examination in the Pathological Department in the 3rd Australian General Hospital. On the shelves are chemicals and cultures.
Depicts the male pathologist (Captain Robert Black), wearing medical gown examines slides under the microscope on the laboratory bench at the blood and serum preparation unit in Sydney. Surrounding hi
Portrait of Temporary Lieutenant Colonel (later Lieutenant Colonel) Charles James Martin at work at a microscope in the Pathological Laboratory of 3rd Australian General Hospital (3AGH).
CAIRNS, QLD. 1943-09-20. VX38828 SERGEANT M. S. A. SWAN (LEFT) AND NF409413 PRIVATE K. G. TAYLOR OF THE MALARIAL EXPERIMENTAL GROUP, 5TH AUSTRALIAN CAMP HOSPITAL, LOOKING THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE IN THE
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-13. STAFF-SERGEANT C.G. STONE, EXAMINING SPECIMENS WITH THE AID OF A MICROSCOPE IN THE PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY OF 119 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Brussels, Belgium. C. 1945-06. The Pathological Laboratory - Serological and Histological Section at No. 8 RAF General Hospital in which extensive investigations are made on cases of syphilis, undulan
