The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a head and shoulders portrait of a French prisoner of war, Henri Chipot, 79 Regiment D Infantry, who had spent six months in a German camp. Cadell wrote of Henri: "This fragile 20-year-old was, a year ago, a robust, jolly looking business man in Lille. Six months in German prison camps have reduced him to a skeleton. Many of these prisoners have only come back to die."
One small metal crucifix with a short length of rusted metal chain with beads. It would originally have been attached to a set of rosary beads. In 1942 Australian and allied prisoners were sent to S
Portrait of Harry Smith, prisoner of war at the camp in Torun, Poland. In a review of the painting displayed at the Macquarie Galleries in Sydney, appearing in the Daily Telegraph (2 March 1944, p. 9)
One large metal crucifix with a short length of rusted metal chain with beads. It has the figure of Jesus upon it and would originally have been attached to a set of rosary beads. In 1942 Australian
Pure bristle shaving brush with wooden and aluminium handle. The base of handle is stamped 'HAMILTON & C0 WARRANTED ALL BRISTLE. VULCANISED RUBBER SET'. In 1942 Australian and allied prisoners were
Depicts an image of the figure of Death, a skeleton, wearing a cloak, riding a dark horse. The figure of Death bears a German standard (flag with Imperial eagle on it) and rides up an embankment befor
Incomplete set of rosary beads made from hardened white-grey seeds joined by a fine metal chain. The crucifix and a small part of the chain has been broken off. In 1942 Australian and allied prisone
