Description
Outdoor group portrait of wounded soldiers wearing hospital supplied uniforms, possibly at No 3 Command Depot, Hurdcott. The men had been in No 16 Ward, 1st Australian Auxilliary Hospital, Harefield. On the far right of the middle row with his head bandaged is 622 Private Herbert Vincent (Bert) Reynolds who had been shot in the left ear. The message written by Reynolds on the back of the photograph reads 'This group is a few of the chaps in the same ward as I was in at Harefield No 16 Ward. You will have no difficulty in picking out yours truly. The chap standing at the back with the pipe in his hand is down here in the next hut to me.He was gassed at Ypres. We had a VC in the same ward but he was out for a walk when this was taken. He is also down here in this camp. L/Cpl Peeler is his name.'
Details
Accession Number
P09114.016
Classification
Photograph
Physical Description
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
Date Made
c November 1917
Credit Line
Donor R Reynolds
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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Conflicts
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