176. An enemy tank salved by British officers for the Australian War Museum

155. An Australian General receiving a detachment of the M.G.C.

156. Ruined village in Somme area, occupied by Australian troops

157. Ruins of a Flemish town

158. The ruins of a town near the line in Northern France

159. ANZAC strong point

160. German shells falling in the distance

161. An aerodrome occupied by an Australian Squadron

162. Street through a village in Flanders

163. Salving an enemy aeroplane

164. A general view of a trench system in front of an enemy strong point

165. Summer Farm - reinforced concrete shelters

166. Reinforced concrete shelters

167. Reinforced concrete pill box

168. Reinforced concrete shelter

169. The March Past of an Australian Division after a presentation of medals

170. General Birdwood presenting medals to men of an Australian Division

171. An Infantry Bridge near the front

172. A two plank barrel bridge

173. Enemy transport abandoned in the village of Lihons

174. Australian Field Artillery limbers bringing up ammunition

175. Australian artillerymen bringing up ammunition for the guns

177. Australian Artillery in action in open fighting

178. Australian troops in support occupy a ditch near a village lately captured

179. A village still occupied by the Germans though near to our front line posts

180. Australian Pioneers casting gravel by man power to complete the repair of a Bridge across the Somme

181. Prisoners assembled ready to be despatched by train to the various camps

182. Australian Field Artillery unlimbering at a new position

183. An enemy gun which an hour before had been shooting directly along the road when the Australians came to capture it

184. Signallers connecting Company Headquarters to Battalion a few minutes after an advance

185. A 15 inch gun captured by the Australians on the Somme. A comparison of size is the man standing on its barrel

186. A 15 inch gun destroyed and abandoned by the enemy in the country taken by the Australians

187. [a group of soldiers]

Records of the European War Collecting Project, established by the Trustees of the Mitchell Library in 1918

155. An Australian General receiving a detachment of the M.G.C.
156. Ruined village in Somme area, occupied by Australian troops
157. Ruins of a Flemish town
158. The ruins of a town near the line in Northern France
159. ANZAC strong point
160. German shells falling in the distance
161. An aerodrome occupied by an Australian Squadron
162. Street through a village in Flanders
163. Salving an enemy aeroplane
164. A general view of a trench system in front of an enemy strong point
165. Summer Farm - reinforced concrete shelters
166. Reinforced concrete shelters
167. Reinforced concrete pill box
168. Reinforced concrete shelter
169. The March Past of an Australian Division after a presentation of medals
170. General Birdwood presenting medals to men of an Australian Division
171. An Infantry Bridge near the front
172. A two plank barrel bridge
173. Enemy transport abandoned in the village of Lihons
174. Australian Field Artillery limbers bringing up ammunition
175. Australian artillerymen bringing up ammunition for the guns
176. An enemy tank salved by British officers for the Australian War Museum
177. Australian Artillery in action in open fighting
178. Australian troops in support occupy a ditch near a village lately captured
179. A village still occupied by the Germans though near to our front line posts
180. Australian Pioneers casting gravel by man power to complete the repair of a Bridge across the Somme
181. Prisoners assembled ready to be despatched by train to the various camps
182. Australian Field Artillery unlimbering at a new position
183. An enemy gun which an hour before had been shooting directly along the road when the Australians came to capture it
184. Signallers connecting Company Headquarters to Battalion a few minutes after an advance
185. A 15 inch gun captured by the Australians on the Somme. A comparison of size is the man standing on its barrel
186. A 15 inch gun destroyed and abandoned by the enemy in the country taken by the Australians
187. [a group of soldiers]

Item 08: Australian Official World War I photographs

176. An enemy tank salved by British officers for the Australian War Museum

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