The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1899. COMMERCIAL PREMISES OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX, SHOWING DAMAGE CAUSED DURING THE SIEGE BY A 100-POUND ARTILLERY SHELL. NOTE THE HOLE IN THE WALL ABOVE SHOWCASES CONTAINING A DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. DEBRIS LIES ON THE FLOOR. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR D. HOLDEN)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1899. MILITARY LOOKOUT TOWER CONSTRUCTED ON TOP OF THE TOWER AT THE PIT HEAD, KIMBERLEY MINE, AT THE TIME OF THE SIEGE BY THE BOERS. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR D. HOL
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, 1900. A REDOUBT USED DURING THE SIEGE BY THE BOERS. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR D. HOLDEN)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-12-28. COMPONENTS, INCLUDING FUSE, OF A 2.5 INCH ANTI-PERSONNEL ARTILLERY SHELL, MANUFACTURED BY THE DE BEERS CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPANY. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, 1900-01. A HANDWRITTEN NOTICE DISTRIBUTED IN THE TOWN OF KIMBERLEY DURING THE SHELLING BY THE BOERS 100-POUND GUN DURING THE SIEGE. TEXT: "SUNDAY, I RECOMMEND WOMEN AND CHILDR
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1899. WORKMEN IN THE DE BEERS WORKSHOPS CASTING ARTILLERY SHELLS. NOTE THE MOULDS IN THE FOREGROUND. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR D. HOLDEN)
KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1899. THE BARREL OF THE GUN "LONG CECIL" BEING HOISTED DURING CONSTRUCTION AT A MANUFACTURING WORKS. TWO SOLDIERS WATCH IN THE BACKGROUND. (PHOTOGRAPHER F.H. HANCOX. DONOR
