The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ZEITOUN, CAIRO, EGYPT, 1915. WALTER FISHER AND OTHERS OF 3RD AUCKLAND REGIMENT. "DEAR HERB, LENA AND JOYCE. JUST A PHOTO OF MY TENT MATES. NOTICE MY IDENTITY DISC AND FATHER'S KNIFE WITH WHICH I HOPE TO SLICE A FEW GERMAN SAUSAGES. BEST LOVE AND XX FROM WALLIE FISHER". WRITTEN 1915-04-07. (DONOR J.WRIGHT)
Walter Fisher and other members of 2nd Platoon, 3rd Auckland Regiment. Inscribed on the verso: "My dear Sister, Brother & Niece, This is perhaps the only photo that you will ever have of me. My Mates
Photograph relating to service of Matron Ethel Gray CBE RRC. Annotation on reverse reads; ‘My dear Maud, This photo you may have seen, but thought you might like one for yourself. I love have not tim
Studio portrait of 6602 Private Lindon George Albon Peisley, 19th Australian Infantry Battalion and "Dick". Annotation on front reads; “Sincerely Yours Lin 6.1.18 FRANCE”. Letter addressed to his ni
Major Dugan and Captain Balfour outside temple. Caption on verso reads 'Major W L Dugan (American (illegible)) Capt. J Balfour Taken ar Nikkp, 90 miles north of Tokyo 25 Feb. 1946. Dear Darl, Sorry I
Studio portrait of 3941 Private (Pte) James Edward Spooner, 60th Battalion from West Brunswick, Victoria. A 25 year old boxmaker prior to enlisting on 12 July 1915, he embarked for overseas with the 1
Studio group portrait of four Australian soldiers, possibly all from the 18th Australian Infantry Battalion. Identified on the left, back row, is 2816 Private (Pte) Raymond John Smyth, 18th Battalion,