The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of four Australian soldiers and camels at Ferry Post, Ismailia. Three are mounted and the fourth is leading his camel.
Ninth page of the sketchbook titled, 'Pocket Book No 2 containing 18 notes, material & pictures,' which was used by George Lambert. A study of two camels, one is standing and has a saddle on its back
Recto: unfinished study of camel, arab soldier and legs, crossed out by the artist. Verso: drawing of a group of soldiers and men. At the forefront of the drawing is a soldier with his back to the i
Depicts a landscape showing a bay with a dhow and feluccas, and various buildings and tents on the hills on the other side of the bay. There is a camel in the left foreground. Ferry Post was the Camel
Australian soldiers mounted on camels start for a desert outpost. Last three shots are of a machine gun crew training. Identified personnel are: Private W Mortimer and Private A F Dix.
Depicts the Camel Corp 'Cameliers' at the point where they were dismounting to advance on foot at Magdhaba. The Imperial Camel Corps Brigade was raised from the Australian, New Zealand and British Arm
[Maps of the camps at Tel-el-Kebir and Ferry Post] Hand drawn sketch plans of the Anzac camps at Tel el Kebir and Ferry Post, near Ismailia, on the Suez Canal, Egypt. Scales vary. Show the Suez Canal
