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1901. THE ENGLISH DRUMMER BOY'S LETTER - WRITING HOME TO MOTHER AFTER THE VICTORY AT COLESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA. TWO BRITISH SOLDIERS SIT IN THE ENTRANCE TO THEIR TENT WHILE IN FRONT OF THEM A BOY SOLDIER USES A DRUM TO LEAN ON TO WRITE A LETTER.
Three unidentified soldiers seated in the entrance to a tent, one writes a letter home, leaning on the drum between his knees and the two men at left smoke while checking the drummer boy's letter. The
Three unidentified soldiers seated in the entrance to a tent, one writes a letter home, leaning on the drum between his knees and the two men at left smoke while checking the drummer boy's letter. Thi
Woven silk postcard of a French soldier writing a letter using a drum as a table. This postcard is a woven version of a drawing made by the French artist Georges Scott. On the back is a letter from 10
LETTER TO HIS MOTHER FROM GAZALA, LIBYA, DESCRIBING GOOD FOOD AND HOTELS, THE DESERT DUST AND THE LARGE AMOUNTS OF EQUIPMENT LEFT BEHIND BY THE ITALIANS. THE SONG "THERE'S A BOY COMING HOME ON LEAVE",
A soldier of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) sitting on his camp stretcher in the tent used as his living quarters, writing a letter home. He is serving with the Australian con
Darwin, NT. October 1942. Ingenuity and improvisation was the keynote to success of the Australian "Troppo Band" which entertained troops both in town and in the field. During this rehearsal the drumm
