The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of the Allshorn family, of Melbourne, Victoria. From left: Emma Esther Dorothy Allshorn; her brother 1712 Private (Pte) Frank Horace Frederick Allshorn, 7th Battalion; her father 5 Farrier Quartermaster Sergeant (FQMS) Frank Horace Allshorn, 13th Light Horse Regiment; her brother Charles Buller White Allshorn and her mother Emma Elizabeth Allshorn. Father and son enlisted on the same day, 7 January 1915. FQMS Allshorn died of endocarditis, following typhoid, on 28 February 1916 at Heliopolis, aged 41. Pte Allshorn survived the war to return in 1919.
Group portrait of four Australian soldiers. Identified, front row, seated right: 3738 Private (Pte) James Frederick Eden, 13th Battalion. One of four brothers who served in the First World War, Pte Ed
Collection relating to the First World War service of Major Frederick Harold Tubb VC, 7 Battalion, AIF, Australia, at sea, Egypt, 1914. Collection consists of a photostat copy of a compilation of let
Studio portrait of 396 Trooper Leslie Keith Gordon Peterson, 13th Australian Light Horse Regiment. A farmer from Cressy, Victoria, Leslie Peterson enlisted on 5 February 1915. He was taken on strength
Studio portrait of 320 Private (Pte) Frederick Parry, 29th Battalion. Pte Parry successully enlisted on 15 July 1915 having been previously rejected for "insufficient chest measurement". He embarked
Collection relating to the First World War service of 1311 Private Guy Hartley Arnold, 2 Battalion, Egypt and Gallipoli, 1915-1916. Wallet 1 of 1 - Collection consists of an original handwritten lett
Studio portrait of two Australian Prisoners of War (POW). Standing is 4716A Private (Pte) Frederick Charles Gaffney, 22nd Battalion from Melbourne, Victoria. The soldier sitting is unidentified. Pte G
