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World War 1, Copper Statue of Digger

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Copper statue of World War 1 digger in slouch hat carrying rifle on shoulder, 1.3 metres high

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cwa-org-32-54-314
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The statue is constructed of thin copper sheets and strips.

Contextual Information

The statue was acquired as a derelict garden ornament and subsequently conserved and strengthened for display. The statue is the lead exhibit into the World war 1 gallery at the Australian Army Museum of western Australia.

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This image shows a copper statue of a soldier, often referred to as a "Digger," which is a term used to describe Australian soldiers, particularly from World War I and II. The soldier is wearing a slouch hat, a long military jacket with pockets, and boots. He holds a rifle resting on his right shoulder, with his hand gripping the barrel. The statue stands on a wooden platform, and the soldier's facial expression appears solemn and reflective. The detailing on the uniform, including buttons and the texture o
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