The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Oval tin identity disc marked in Arabic script with a series of numbers and letters. The legible numbers are 4, 5 and 96. The top of the disc is pierced with two suspension holes which appear to have been made with a nail. Both front and rear surfaces are stained with accretion.
One of three Turkish identity discs recovered from the Lone Pine trench system in 1919 by Charles Bean and the Australian Historical Mission upon their return to Gallipoli.
Rectangular tin identity disc with rounded corners and a suspension hole punched into one top end. The disc is impressed with arabic numbers which translate to '77 / 1 / 3 / 801'. Both front and rear
Rectangular tin identity disc with rounded corners and a suspension hole punched into one top end. The disc is impressed with arabic numbers which translate to '77 / 1 / 3 / 824'. Both front and rear
Rectangular tin identity disc with rounded corners and a suspension hole punched into one top end. The disc is impressed with arabic numbers which translate to '77 / 1 / 3 / 801'. Both front and rear
Rectangular tin identity disc with rounded corners and a suspension hole punched into one top end. The disc is impressed with arabic numbers which translate to '77 / 1 / 3 / 824'. Both front and rear
Damaged and badly corroded Turkish water bottle, which is badly misshapen due to battle and environmental damage. It also contains many bullet and shrapnel holes. The edges of the oval top and bottom
Pair of brass identity discs, one circular, the other octagonal, impressed with the user's details. The circular disc has a single suspension hole at the top, while the octagonal one has holes at top
Steel set of twenty-six letters and nine numeral punches housed in a rectangular black boot polish tin. The letters are 1/4 inch in size and the numbers are 1/8 inch in size. The tin has been fitted o
Brass rectangular identity disc. Engraved in both the top left and top right hand corners are stylised plants each with two sets of three leaves. The disc is engraved in the centre "7962 E. BACKOUS 18