Rogues Gallery

An eclectic collection of some of our favourite photos and images.

David’s father: Alan Fax, Melbourne 1944.
David’s father: Alan Fax, Melbourne 1944
David’s father: Alan Fax, Melbourne 1944.
Clive Robertson Caldwell sitting in his Tomahawk.
Clive Robertson Caldwell sitting in his Tomahawk. He was shot at the day before, 29 August 1941. On the reverse of this photo he wrote: “The canopy is in the same position as it was during the “do”. On the far side just behind my head you can see where a few bullets came through and scored a near miss. Another similar burst of about twice the number came through the top, but … was a failure owing to sun glare. They took the ear piece off my helmet. A number of shrapnel holes from the 20mm shells that hit the wings can be seen in the side of the cockpit, and a bullet hole in this side... This was the occasion when I collected a couple or so slugs myself and was taken next day if I remember right. It may be of interest to you”
Clive Robertson Caldwell sitting in his Tomahawk.
Sacred Heart Chapel, Ypres
Sacred Heart Chapel, Ypres
Sacred Heart Chapel, Ypres
David’s Uncle Ron: Ronald Fax
David’s Uncle Ron: Ronald Fax
David’s Uncle Ron: Ronald Fax
David’s Uncle Tim and Aunty Val
David’s Uncle Tim and Aunty Val, stepping out. Tim was a 39er with the RAN.
David’s Uncle Tim and Aunty Val
David’s grandfather: Perce Brittain, 1916
David’s grandfather: Perce Brittain, 1916
David’s grandfather: Perce Brittain, 1916
Princess Marie Alexander Fax
Princess Marie Alexander Fax. A cat of distinction and great character. Vale Princess, 2001.
Princess Marie Alexander Fax
David and Tigi
David and Tigi. A bottle of red, a good book and your cat. What more could you want?
David and Tigi
Tigi
Tigi was such a little helper!
Tigi
Autumn in Canberra
Doing my Suduko.
Millie
Kristen's books.
  • David’s father: Alan Fax, Melbourne 1944.
    David’s father: Alan Fax, Melbourne 1944
  • Clive Robertson Caldwell sitting in his Tomahawk.
    Clive Robertson Caldwell sitting in his Tomahawk. He was shot at the day before, 29 August 1941. On the reverse of this photo he wrote: “The canopy is in the same position as it was during the “do”. On the far side just behind my head you can see where a few bullets came through and scored a near miss. Another similar burst of about twice the number came through the top, but … was a failure owing to sun glare. They took the ear piece off my helmet. A number of shrapnel holes from the 20mm shells that hit the wings can be seen in the side of the cockpit, and a bullet hole in this side... This was the occasion when I collected a couple or so slugs myself and was taken next day if I remember right. It may be of interest to you”
  • Sacred Heart Chapel, Ypres
    Sacred Heart Chapel, Ypres
  • David’s Uncle Ron: Ronald Fax
    David’s Uncle Ron: Ronald Fax
  • David’s Uncle Tim and Aunty Val
    David’s Uncle Tim and Aunty Val, stepping out. Tim was a 39er with the RAN.
  • David’s grandfather: Perce Brittain, 1916
    David’s grandfather: Perce Brittain, 1916
  • Princess Marie Alexander Fax
    Princess Marie Alexander Fax. A cat of distinction and great character. Vale Princess, 2001.
  • David and Tigi
    David and Tigi. A bottle of red, a good book and your cat. What more could you want?
  • Tigi
    Tigi was such a little helper!
  • Autumn in Canberra
  • Doing my Suduko.
  • Millie
  • Kristen's books.