Good 'photo of the Adams family's Anderson Shelter, fully assembled in a trench dug for the purpose, but not yet covered.  Best regards, JR.

The Adams' Anderson Shelter - assembled.

The Anderson Shelter was used outside the UK in Allied countries that considered themselves vulnerable to aerial bombing or naval bombardment - mainly in Australia.  Here are Bessie Adams and her son, Fred, of 405 Gardeners Road, Mascot, Sydney, who purchased theirs after a number of (pretty slight) Japanese naval attacks in the Sydney area.  Best regards, JR. 

Anderson Shelter - proud owners.

The Adams' Anderson Shelter, completed and sodded over.  This form of finish was probably less inclined to produce a cold and damp interior, but provided somewhat reduced protection as compared to a shelter that was fully buried.  Best regards, JR.