Front page of The Peacemaker (newspaper), Vol. 27 no. 5 June 1965, with headline "First C. O. Court Hearings" also including article "Quaker Mission to Indonesia and Malaysia"
Front page of The Peacemaker (newspaper), Vol. 17 no. 6 June 1955, with headline "Let us renounce war" and including articles "Appeal to Men and Women" and "These Pay the Price of Renunciation"
Artwork entitled 'The light of the world' showing a figure of Jesus Christs juxtaposed besides military aircraft and guns, published in The Peacemaker, December 1941
Artwork entitled 'My Kingdom is not of this world', showing 6 military planes overlaid with the image of a Christian cross, published in the Peacemaker (newspaper) in July 1940
Photographic portrait of Christopher Weeramantry in court clothes with a caption reading "As the world will remember Christopher Gregory Weeramantry: Judge of the International Court of Justice: one of the finest who ever served humanity."
Photograph of the first interstate conference of the Australian Peace Alliance sitting at a table with paper on the table looking to camera, Left to right: Miss Adela Pankhurst (Vic), J F Hills (SA), Miss Vida Goldstein (VIC), Mr McFarlane (NSW), Rev Albert Rivett (NSW), F J Riley (sec), Miss Celia John (Qld), R S Ross (Qld), Rev F Sinclaire (chairman), T J Miller (Vic), Mrs Emma Miller (Qld)
Front cover of Labour Call newspaper with two images of the women's anti-conscription demonstration, an article about it, a 'Political Points' column and an advertisement for a sewing machine.
Three black and white photograph panels of Mark Feinberg speaking in St Kilda in 1976, ages 92, in one panel he is looking at a text with Hebrew letters on it.
An excerpt of the nomination roll for the First World War including Thomas Abdullah near the bottom of the page, the roll lists their regimental number, rank, name, place and date of enlistment.
A form from the Department of Repatriation for a Joseph Henry Ibbs completed, stating his personal details requesting financial assistance for his farming endeavors.
A photograph of thirteen Australian Non-Commissioned Officers and Gunners who served at Gallipoli, including Aboriginal soldier Private Alfred Jackson Coombs in the centre with a sign that reads "Anzac's, 1915-16"
Photograph studio portrait of Aboriginal serviceman 7314 Private (Pte) James Henry Paul Maynard of Cape Barren Island, Tasmania. Maynard is seated in uniform with a backdrop of a camp behind him.
A photograph of a banner stating "Commonwealth of Australia. Trust the Women Mother as I Have Done”.
depicting two women in white robes, with one likely representing Britain.
Poster stating "Australia has promised Britain 50,000 more men will you help us keep that promise?" with a kangaroo in the foreground and silhouettes of soldiers in the background.
Photograph from behind a crowd of people looking down Bourke Street, Melbourne. Most of the crowd have their hands raised with forefinger and middle finger extended. Some have fists raised. Several signs are in view with slogans mostly obscured.
