The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements from Melbourne on HMAT Berrima on 22 December 1914. He was evacuated from Gallipoli with illness and after a period of recovery in England, he rejoined his unit in France where he was wounded in action. He returned to Australia on 23 October 1918 and was discharged on 20 March 1919. During the Second World War Reynolds served as a Private in 20 Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps, with the service number V236378.
Pair of ANZAC leave rosettes made from red, white and dark blue wool flannel made up of concentric circles of red (outer), white and dark blue (inner), with three red, white and dark blue tails of equ
Brown cardboard box for a Christmas gift issued by the Australian Red Cross Society. The box opens at the top and has a colour label on the lid portraying a spray of flowering wattle. The front panel
Cardboard tube to hold an iodine ampoule from a field dressing, with a white paper label reading: 'IODINE AMPOULE FOR EXTERNAL USE. INSTRUCTIONS. PUSH THE GLASS AMPOULE OUT OF THE TUBE. HOLD IT IN A V
Square white silk chiffon handkerchief with drawn thread work border. there are five coloured silk embroidered flags in the right hand corner. They are from left to right; Italy, a British Red Ensign,
German army field grey woollen field cap (feldmutze) with integral scarlet hat band and scarlet piping around the crown. A national red, white and black painted pressed metal cockade is attached by co
Cut down field grey wool shoulder strap with the backing removed. The strap carries a red felt appliqued crown over a red machine chain stitched 'FRW' over the roman numeral 'IV'representing the 2nd
German army red wool cloth shoulder strap with button hole. The strap carries a yellow chainstitch embroidered '6' for the 6th Strecher Bearer Battalion. The underside is of field grey wool flannel.
Cut down field grey wool shoulder strap with the backing removed. A red cotton '13' is chain stitched on the strap representing the 13th Infantry Regiment (1 Westfalisches). Below the '3' is a miniatu
Field grey wool shoulder strap with buttonhole. The strap carries a red cotton chainstitch crown above the letters 'WE', as worn by the 94th Infantry Regiment in 1917 and 1918. Herbert Vincent Reyn
Field grey wool shoulder strap with button hole. The strap carries a red cotton chainstitch crown above the letters 'GE' representing the 95th Infantry Regiment. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born i
Cut down field grey wool shoulder strap with the backing removed. A red cotton '478' is chain stitched on the strap representing the 478th Infantry Regiment. The back of the strap has exposed white in
German army yellow wool cloth shoulder strap with button hole. The strap carries a red Russia braid appliqued 'FAS' and appliqued crossed red wool flaming cannons for the Training Regiment of the Fo
Oval German army wound badge in pressed blackened steel, showing a German steel helmet over crossed swords within a laurel wreath tied at the base with a bow. The back carries a vertically placed broo
Faded green cotton bag with narrow cotton drawstring. A white cotton patch is sewn on the front. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for service in the Fir
White cotton Army issue holdall with a pocket at one end, and finished with an arrowhead shape at the other with cotton ties to secure the kit in a rolled up position. A folded cotton band down the in
Khaki cotton holdall with two pouches. The lower pouch closes with two light brown celluloid buttons, the upper pouch with two similar buttons and an angled flap. Sewn between the two lower buttons is
Cardboard tube containing a full glass iodine ampoule protected by cotton wool. Printed on white paper are the instructions for its use. 'IODINE AMPOULE FOR EXTERNAL USE. INSTRUCTIONS. PUSH THE GLASS
Full glass iodine ampoule protected by cotton wool. Originally held in a cardboard sleeve within a field dressing. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for
Black canvas kit bag. The tubular bag has 12 brass eyelets placed around its opening, and is reinforced with a second layer of canvas at the base. Stencilled in white paint on the side is 'No 622 H.V.
Rectangular shaped Kodak Vest Pocket model Autographic camera. It has rounded ends, a white metal alloy body and has been finished in black. The lens housing is mounted to a blackened white metal plat
Black leather pouch to carry a shaving mirror. Gold impressed lettering on the front reads, 'From the Ol[indecipherable] Good Luck'. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victori
White cotton bag with cotton drawstring and appliqued red fabric cross on the front. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for service in the First World War
Brown leather modified leather strecher strap with brass buckle and metal rivet. It has 'A.A.O.D. [broad arrow symbol] V 2/07' impressed near the buckle. The original strap has had an extra section st
Embossed brass tin with a hinged lid and remnants of an overall gilt finish. The lid features, at its centre, the profile head of Princess Mary within a circular wreath, flanked on each side by the le
Prussian enlisted man's wartime Erastz (substitute) pickelhaube with steel helmet plate. The body of the helmet is made from a field grey coloured felt. At the top of the helmet is a detachable steel
White cotton armband with a red felt Geneva cross sewn in the centre. The armband is curved - wider at the centre and tapering to either end, forming straps. The band is fastened by a two-clawed metal
Cream cotton sea kit bag with fine rope drawstring. '622' is printed on one side. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for service in the First World War on
One red chevron (representing 1914) and four blue chevrons (representing 1915-1918), machine embroidered on to a single piece of khaki woollen fabric. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Se
Other ranks' pattern khaki wool twill service dress tunic with stand and fall collar. The collar is fastened by a brass hook and eye with additional pop fastener under celluloid button. A further four
Spare, unused eyepiece for a German gas mask, wrapped in a waxed paper bag with the words 'Klarscheiben vor Feuchtigkeit schutzen nicht wischen, nur am Rand anfassen, so einlegen:' ('For protection fr
Decorative trench art letter opener with a German 7.92mm Mauser round as a handle. The blade, which has a flower pattern engraved into it, is constructed from brass sheet and is hafted into the bullet
Black leather folding wallet with gold embossed writing, 'FROM AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND VIC. DIV.' stamped on front. Inside are three pockets and one small stamp compartment. A leather marker strip is
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements fro
Studio portrait of 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1st Australian Field Ambulance. Pte Reynolds, a joiner from Sebastopol, Vic prior to enlistment, embarked with the 1st Reinforcements fro
Veterans participate in an Anzac Day march. The man at the rear wearing the hat and a light suit is Herbert Vincent (Bert) Reynolds. Mr Reynolds enlisted as 622 Private (Pte) Herbert Vincent Reynolds
Collection relating to the service of 622 Private Herbert Vincent Reynolds, 1 Field Ambulance, AIF, Australia, At Sea, Egypt, Gallipoli, Western Front, England, 1914-1919. Collection consists of a bo
Black canvas kit bag. The tubular bag has 12 brass eyelets placed around its opening, and is reinforced with a second layer of canvas at the base. Stencilled in white paint on the side is 'No 622 H.V.
White cotton bag with cotton drawstring and appliqued red fabric cross on the front. Herbert Vincent Reynolds was born in 1896 at Sebastopol, Victoria. He enlisted for service in the First World War