The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
First Aust. Army Stationary Depot and First Aust. Army Mobile Printing Unit Regimental Dinner on the Occasion of the visit of Major G A Hames, 23rd August 1943
Papers of the Adamson family relating to the First and Second World War. 3678 Sergeant Charles Edward Adamson served with the 5th Battalion during the First World War and kept diaries for 1916-1917 w
Embroidered cross stitch banner for 5 Battalion, AIF. The banner is divided horizontally, black over orange and shows an embroidered yellow 'Rising Sun' in the centre with a brown crown superimposed o
Square embroidered cross stitch table mat. The mat has a white canvas backing with light blue and light pink embroidery. Evenly spaced light blue and light pink squares placed between two light blue l
Square embroidered cross stitch pot holder with a green polished cotton backing. The pot holder is patterned with a central diamond surrounded by triangle shapes that are outlined in black and coloure
Square embroidered pouch formed from a single piece of white cotton fabric. The square centre has four triangular flaps which fold in to form the opening of the pouch. Two of the flaps are attached pe
Embroidered table runner. The runner is embroidered in light blue, white and yellow cotton cross stitch to form a Grecian Key pattern. Each end has approximately eight millimetres of canvas backing ex
1st Australian Mobile Printing Unit, 1st Annual Dinner. Held at Café Tirsah. October, 1940. December, 1941. Autographed on reverse.
Souvenir program of a concert held during the First World War. This program is for musical entertainment provided during the 13 Infantry Battalion Officers' regimental dinner on 13 September 1917. The
Depicts men in a mobile printing press, printing the Army paper 'Table Tops' at Morotai. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981), known as 'WEP' was a war correspondent, painter, cartoonist and illustrator.
Depicts a number of men working at a mobile printing press, printing the Army paper 'Table Tops' at Morotai. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981), known as 'WEP' was a war correspondent, painter, cartoon
Valedictory dinner to Major Gen. G. J. Johnston on his relinguishing command of the Third Division Australian Military Forces. The Naval and Military Club of Victoria. 30 April 1927.
Dinner invitation. Major F. H. O’Halloran and Officers of the 4th Training Battalion request the pleasure of Sister Crocker Brown’s company at dinner at 6.30 p.m. and afterwards to a Battalion Concert
