Hand-tinted publicity image of Annette Kellerman from Neptune's Daughter (Herbert Brenon, USA, 1914).

This clip shows the repatriation of returned soldiers from the First World War, including facilities for injured and psychologically affected people.

The NFSA has supplied hundreds of ultra-high definition clips to the Sir John Monash Centre in France, including the restored The Digger Carries On (1919).

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Portrait featuring Snowy Baker (r) and Charlie Chaplin (L) at Chaplin Studios, 1919. Snowy Baker visited Charlie Chaplin at Chaplin Studios and was given a personal tour.

The first trans-Arctic flight took place 90 years ago. It's one of many memorable flying feats chronicled in our new Early Aviators curated collection.

The feats of the daredevil early aviators pushed the boundaries of flight and brought Australia closer to the world.

Winners of the London to Australia prize of 1919, Keith and Ross Smith (and their mechanics) were required to fly to Melbourne to collect the cheque for their £10,000 prize from Prime Minister ‘Bil