The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wooden cross grave marker that has been partially whitewashed. Marked in black paint on the outer planks of the cross is 'KILLED IN ACTION / 30TH JULY 1916'. Marked on the cross in black paint is 'IN MEMORY OF / NO. 7831. GNR. F. M. PRIDLE / 5TH F.A.B. / A.I.F.'
Wooden cross grave marker of 7831 Gunner Frederic Murchison Priddle, 5th Field Artillery Brigade, A.I.F. Priddle was born in Cumberland, Sydney. He was 19 years and 8 months when he enlisted on 19 September 1915.
Priddle disembarked at Marseille, France on 26 March 1916 and four months later he was killed in action at Pozieres, France on 30 July 1916.
The cross was erected over his grave in Gordon Dump Cemetery, Ovillers la Boisselle, Picardie, France and later removed by his father when permanent headstones were erected to replace the temporary ones.
Pre-war studio portrait of 7831 Gunner (Gnr) Frederic Murchison Priddle, 5th Field Artillery Bridage, of Double Bay, NSW. With six months service with a Field Artillery CMF unit in Sydney, Gnr Priddle
Large wooden cross manufactured of timber which was originally whitewashed or white painted, but which is now grey in colour. The words 'ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF OFFICERS N.C.O.S & MEN 49TH BN A.I.F.
Roughly made wooden cross with a central tin plaque. This wooden cross was a temporary marker for the grave of Sergeant Reginald Sydney Davies, DCM and Medaille Militaire. He was killed in action at
Small khaki cotton kitbag with plaited rope drawstring and cotton reinforced lace eyelets around the edge of the opening. The side of the bag is stencilled in black ink with the words: '960 C.H. SIMMI
Wooden horizontal dedication panel from a cross. A dado that would have accommodated the crosses' vertical support has been cut through the middle of the reverse side of the panel. The dedication 'Pa
Wooden grave cross originally erected over the grave of Captain Geoffrey Erskine Wells, 11th Brigade AFA, AIF at Reninghest cemetery near Ypres in Belgium. Made and erected by his fellow officers, the
Aluminium strip stamped with the words '1039 PTE. W.J.SULLIVAN'. The strip is snapped into two pieces between the letter 'W' and the full stop. There is a hole punched after the word 'Sullivan', and t
