The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Stylised print of journalist Keith Murdoch's account of the Australian attack on Bullecourt which features the cropped studio portrait of 975 Private (Pte) William James Patrick Quinn, 20th Battalion, of Singleton, NSW. A railway shunter before enlisting in March 1915, Sgt Quinn left Australia for Egypt with the original 20th Battalion in June 1915. Transferred to the 5th Machine Gun Company, Pte Quinn arrived in France for service on the Western Front in March 1916, and was promoted to Sergeant (Sgt) in January 1917. Sgt Quinn was killed when a German shell landed near his gun-team just as they arrived at the German positions during the second attack on Bullecourt on 3 May 1917, age 32. His body remained in the German trenches when the unit withdrew, and has no known grave.
Cropped studio portrait of 975 Private (Pte) William James Patrick Quinn, 20th Battalion, of Singleton, NSW, which features on a stylised print of journalist Keith Murdoch's account of the Australian
Studio portrait of 2856 Private (Pte) Cyril Spencer Luke, 17th Battalion, of Baulkham Hills, NSW. A blacksmith before enlisting in August 1915, Pte Luke left Australia for Egypt with the 6th Reinforce
Studio portrait of 2222 Private (Pte) Evan Seddon, 20th Battalion, of Newtown, NSW; formerly of Manchester, England. A carpenter prior to enlisting in July 1915, Pte Seddon embarked from Sydney with
Studio portrat of 4488A Private (Pte) Arthur Edward Henry Bailey of Rappville, NSW. Pte Bailey enlisted in the AIF in August 1915, and served on the Western Front with the 45th Battalion. He was award
Studio portrait of 6085 Private (Pte) Hubert Henry Smith, 1st Battalion, of Klondyke, NSW. A farmer before enlisting in March 1916, Pte Smith left Australia for England with the 19th Reinforcements in
Studio portrait of 4067 Private (Pte) William Bower, 20th Battalion, of Pyrmont, NSW. A lift electrician prior to enlisting in November 1915, Pte Bower embarked from Sydney with the 10th Reinforcemen
