H16130
Photograph H16130 First World War, 1914-1918Sydney, NSW. Ladies of the Red Cross Society distributing comforts to wounded men at No 4 AGH (Randwick Military Hospital, later known as the Prince of Wales Hospital).
H18785 Accession Number: H18785
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SYDNEY, NSW. A FAMILY REUNION OUTSIDE RANDWICK MILITARY HOSPITAL (NO. 4 AGH LATER KNOWN AS THE PRINCE OF WALES HOSPITAL).
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H18785
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Photograph
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Print
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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1
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Copyright expired - public domain
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