AWM2019.398.45
Photograph AWM2019.398.45 First World War, 1914-1918Studio portrait of Private H. Hayes of the 31st Battalion.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified private of the British Army in tropical kit. He is wearing a cap badge indicating he is a member of the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC). The back of the image reads: 'Dear Dulcie, Your letter recd [received] a few days ago and very glad to know the show was such a success. I will write you a long letter in a few days. This is a photo in our hot weather dress 'shorts' we call 'em. "Isn't it a dream" Ha! Ha!'.
Outdoor group portrait of patients at Suffolk Hospital, Hampton Hall, Bury St Edmonds. 5452 Private (Pte) Robert Richard Sykes, identified back row, far left, wrote on the verso of this card to his br

Depicts a cartoon of an Australian digger in profile with a bee on his nose. Leyshon-White sent this drawing to his brother Ralph and on the reverse of the work is a note written in French. February
English literal translation: "To: Dear Long, Today, I write this letter to you. Firstly I would like to know how your health is and if you interest in working? Long, during the period of time tha

Group portrait of recruits wearing dungarees at the Geelong military camp. 2137 Private (Pte) Thomas (Tom) Scrimgeour is probably at the far right in the back row. Pte Scrimgeour later served with the

White polo shirt embroidered with the coloured logo of the Dili Surf Lifesaving Club (DSLSC) on the left breast. The DSLSC logo contains the caricature of a shark wearing a hat, smoking a cigar and fl

Brief letter written on a piece of khaki cotton shirt with indelible pencil. On one side is the name and adress of the recipient with the note 'Excuse paper & envelope' and a censor stamp in red. On t
