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Photograph EZ0182 First World War, 1914-1918Eleven unidentified women sew a piece of hessian onto a net at a British camouflage factory.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Five unidentified women use brooms to paint designs on a large piece of hessian at a British camouflage factory.
Eleven unidentified women sew a piece of hessian onto a net at a British camouflage factory.

Four unidentified young women sew strips of hessian onto a large net that is spread out on the ground at a British camouflage factory. Also present is an unidentified officer. Piled on the ground be

Five unidentified men, four of Asian appearance, use sprays to colour pieces of hessian at a British camouflage factory. Other pieces of hessian are hanging to dry behind them. Vietnamese people did

A group of unidentified seamen use sturdy brooms to wash down the decks of HMAS Australia after the ship has been coaled.

NORTHFIELDS, ENGLAND. C. 1916? WOMEN IN AN AIRCRAFT FACTORY NEAR BIRMINGHAM APPLYING PAINT OR VARNISH TO WINGS BEFORE THEY ARE ATTACHED TO SE5A FIGHTER AIRCRAFT. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTO BB539)

South Melbourne, Vic. c. 1944. Three women employed at the Smith & Searle's factory stand together beside a piece of large machinery. The factory was engaged in the manufacture of parts, some high pre
