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Photograph A05252 Period 1910-1919Sergeant (Sgt) William Henderson Swanston, a photographer on loan from the RAF, holding a 12 inch by 12 inch glass plate field camera on his head. This camera was used by Lieutenant (Lt) William Ho

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captain Hubert Wilkins MC and Bar, official photographer and member of the Australian Historical Mission, with two Turkish soldiers at Baby 700. One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by Lieutenant William James of the Australian War Records Section. Wilkins appears to be carying a glass plate holder for his whole plate camera.
Sergeant (Sgt) William Henderson Swanston, a photographer on loan from the RAF, holding a 12 inch by 12 inch glass plate field camera on his head. This camera was used by Lieutenant (Lt) William Ho

Australian Official Photographer, Captain George Hubert Wilkins, MC, (right) with Staff Sergeant William Joyce (left), standing with tripod and camera on a British Mark V tank, as the pair record the

Members of the Australian Historical Mission and Major Zeki Bey, a Turkish Officer who accompanied the Australian Historical Mission, at lunch on Hill 60. Identified from left to right: Lieutenant (Lt

A Turkish road leading into a deep gully towards Baby 700. One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by the Australian War Records Section, 1919.

The view from the machine gun positions on Baby 700. The Turkish monument is in the right background. See G 01876. One of a series of photographs taken on the Gallipoli Peninsula under the directio

Informal portrait of George Hubert Wilkins. After returning to Australia in 1917 from the Arctic where he was the deputy leader of the Stefansson expedition, Wilkins joined the Australian Flying Corps
