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Australian Army Museum of Western Australia > Records

World War 1, Gallery Cart, Hands-On Area

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An open access display of a variety of World War 1 related artefacts with supporting information is available for school and general visits to the World War 1 Gallery.. A3 size information cards show the object on one side with explanatory notes to assist the guide, docent or teacher. telling the story of the object.

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cwa-org-32-54-337

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Gallery cart content lists, notes and instructions are available on-line prior to visits for teachers or story-tellers or interested groups.

Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

Australian Army Museum of Western Australia

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"A display of World War I-era military artifacts arranged on a table. The items include a leather satchel, binoculars in leather cases, various belts and pouches, a steel helmet, a collection of medals, insignia, and buttons, as well as documents explaining each item's significance. The layout provides a detailed look at the personal gear and insignia used by soldiers during the war."

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