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Photograph D00575 Period 1910-1919An exterior view of the Australian Red Cross workshops for training disabled soldiers at No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital. This hospital specialised in fitting artificial limbs. Closed on 31 May 19

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Display of temporary artificial limbs made at No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital workshops by Australian soldier mechanics. This hospital specialised in fitting artificial limbs.
An exterior view of the Australian Red Cross workshops for training disabled soldiers at No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital. This hospital specialised in fitting artificial limbs. Closed on 31 May 19

Southall, England. 22 May 1919. Fitting an artificial limb in the limb fitting department at No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital. This hospital specialised in fitting artificial limbs.

The carpenters' shop of the Red Cross Workshops at No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital (AAH). The man on the left has an artificial right arm. No. 2 AAH specialised in fitting artificial limbs.

A group of unidentified patients outside No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, which specialised in fitting artificial limbs. Some leg amputees are on crutches, some sitting in wheelchairs.

Australian soldier mechanics in the workshops attached to the No. 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, making artificial limbs for the use of the patients. Left to right: 7136 Private (Pte) J Zupp, 9th B

HAREFIELD, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND, 1914-18. CRAFTSMEN AT WORK IN THE WORKSHOP WHERE THE ARTIFICIAL LIMBS FOR AMPUTEES WERE MADE AT NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY HOSPITAL.
