The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of Sgt Hazelwood wearing a gas mask. An inscription on the reverse reads "My dear Miss Kendall, just a brief acknowledgement of some more of your ever welcome letters. I am writing this during a short wait before entraining for Folkstone & thence to France. This is yours truly in a gas helmet. The other one seen haning in front is known as a box respirator. The white & blue armlets are the badge of the Signal service & allow members of that unit free passage anywhere without being delayed by questions or demands for proof of identity...". This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Company.
An informal portrait of Sgt Hazelwood in camp reading from home. An inscription on the reverse reads " To dear Mr & Mrs Kendall with all good wishes for a Bright & Happy Christmas, from R Hazelwood".
Portrait of Sgt Hazelwood and an unidentified person wearing gas masks. Inscription on the back reads " Self & another showing my two gas helmets. Love from Rex." This photograph is part of a collecti
Portrait of Sgt Hazelwood on a horse. This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Company.
Informal portrait of Sgt Hazelwood and horse. This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Company.
Informal portrait of possibly Sgt Rex Hazelwood in camp cleaning his boots. This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Compa
The ruins of Ypres Cathedral. This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Company.