The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brown canvas cylindrical kit bag with draw string. 'A.G. GOODMAN. DSQD. 5TH.BTN. A.C.H.' is stencilled in white on the side of the bag.
Taken by Trooper Arthur George Goodman to South Africa. Goodman was born in Adaminaby in 1879. He was working as a farmer when he enlisted in the 5th Battalion of the Commonwealth Horse in April 1902. The unit embarked for South Africa onboard the SS Columbian on 22 May 1902. 18 days before they arrived in South Africa the war ended. Goodman spent less than a month in South Africa, returning to Australia on 1 August. Goodman died at Katoomba in 1967.
Blue canvas cylindrical kit bag with draw string closure. 'WAAAF 93346' is stencilled in white paint on the side of the bag. Associated with 93246 Joan Montford Freudenstein, WAAAF. The service numb
White/grey canvas cylindrical kit bag with draw string closure. Marked in black and grey in numerous places with '421324 F/O M.D. FREUDENSTEIN'. A paper baggage label is stuck on the side. Associate
Black lightweight canvas kit bag with ten metal eyelets around the opening. A thin piece of rope is threaded through these to serve as a draw string. Written along the length of the bag in light brown
Oval aluminium waterbottle with flattened sides and a cork stopper with an aluminium cap attached to a short length of nickel plated steel chain link. Much of the chain is missing and is now attached
Black canvas AIF embarkation kit bag with brass 'D' ring for closure. The tubular bag has 12 brass eyelets placed around its opening, and is reinforced with a second layer of canvas at the base. A lar
Brown lightweight canvas kit bag with 12 metal eyelets around the opening and an internal flap. This internal flap has the letter 'W' stamped on it and the handwritten words 'WF45600 Sig E.V.QUIRK WF4
