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| The Red Ensign Page 5 |
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| Australia Day Anniversary 1918 button with Red Ensign | Sheet music to a Recruiting Song circa 1915 using the Red Ensign |
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| The Australian Comforts Fund (ACF), a semi-official body, used the Red Ensign in their advertising in 1918 |
Glenelg Repatriation Carnival 1919 |
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| Limbless Soldiers Appeal 1926 | Australia Day 1916 |
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State Boy's Memorial 1919 |
Uraidla & District memorial Park 1920 |
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Remembrance of the Absent One You are fighting, Lad, for honour for goodwill to all mankind Believe me you are not forgot by those you left behind They admire your ardent courage upon the battle-field And pray for your protection beneath a heavenly shield They are anxious every moment good news from you to learn And will ever pray, by night and day, for your speedy safe return. Note the use of the Red Ensign with a kangaroo and boomerang overlay |
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SALT was an officially approved magazine produced for the troops in WW2. It became famous as a news source as well as a reading resource. As can be seen on the cover of the one top left the Red Ensign was the flag of choice. |
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