This exhibition is designed to be installed in a linear arrangement along a wall. The first panel prominently features the title banner image. Each subsequent panel is numbered 2 through 5 in the left hand corner of the graphic.

Host institutions have the option to display three 30cm high bronze figurines of John Curtin. The John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library commissioned artist Peter Latona to manufacture the bronze figureines in 2004. The bronzes are mounted on a sturdy wooden circular base which is then attached by means of wingnuts to a wooden plinth and raises the figurines to eye height. A perspex booklet holder is mounted on a side face of the plinth to hold promotional bookmarks for visitors to take.

Assembling and packing the exhibition

The whole exhibition is packed into 5 carry cases for transport between venues. Each case holds a cartridge stand with rolled-up graphic banner. A metal rod is folded up in the bottom of the stand and is used to hold up the unfurled graphic banner when put on display.

The bronze figurines come in two metal crates - the first crate contains the wooden plinth and the second crate holds the bronze figurines on their wooden base.