The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ORIGINAL DRAFTS OF CONTRIBUTIONS REJECTED FROM THE "ANZAC BOOK" AND LATER USED IN "THE RISING SUN" MAGAZINE. CONTAINS VERSE, STORIES AND JOKES DEPICTING THE THOUGHTS AND EXPERIENCES OF AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS AT GALLIPOLI
Collection relating to the 'The Anzac Book' publication, compiled by Charles Edwin Woodrow (C.E.W.) Bean, 1916. The collection includes drafts and contributions to The Anzac Book, including works th
'Salt: the Australian Army Education Journal' was a pocket-sized magazine that informed and entertained Australian servicemen and women during the Second World War. 'Salt' sought contributions from A
Six souvenir serviette rings made from metal Rising Sun hat badges and circular copper driving bands which have been attached to the rear. All six are stored in a decorative lined jewel case. This
Cartoon submitted for inclusion in "The Anzac Book", a publication which was produced in 1916 from works produced by soldiers on the Gallipoli peninsula. The cartoon shows the establishment of Divis
Depicts the German Kaiser dictating a list to his secretary. It was used to illustrate the poem 'The Kaiser to his secretary' in the 'ANZAC Book'. David Barker was part of the 5th Field Ambulance at G
Depicts cathedral spire ruined after being bombarded. It was used to illustrate the poem 'The Kaiser to his secretary' in 'The ANZAC Book'. David Barker was part of the 5th Field Ambulance at Gallipol
