The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wooden box with steel hinges and hasp. Painted blue with white squares with red crosses on the ends and rear side. On the front left hand side is a white oblong edged in red with 'MAJOR A.HAZELTON N.X.35134 A.A.M.C.' also painted in red. In the centre of the lid is a white oblong with a red '2' painted on it. The catch for the hasp is recessed into the box and each end is fitted with a rope handle.
This box was used by NX35134 Major Alan Richard Hazelton of C Company, 2/10 Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps. Hazelton was born in Sydney in November 1915 and enlisted in the Medical Corps on 25 July 1940. He was taken prisoner of war in Singapore in February 1942 and was held in camps along the Burma-Thai railway where he was the Senior Medical Officer for 'D Force' and at Nakom Pathom Base Camp in Thailand. He returned to Australia after the war.
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small hinged metal case with spring clasp. The lid section is divided into two compartments with two metal bars in a 'T' formation to keep the contents in place. The bottom section has one metal bar a
Microscope made of steel and brass in original wooden carrying case. The case has a leather handle on the top and a hinged door which opens at the front. The door is secured by a small steel key. The
Informal portrait of NX35134 (N74217) Captain (later Major) Alan Richard Hazelton, of C Company, 2/10 Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps. Hazelton was born in Sydney in November 1915 and e
White cotton armband with a wool flannel red cross sewn in the centre. The armband tapers from a wide centre to the ends. One end has a metal buckle with two claws. The name 'MAJOR HAZELTON A.R.' is w
Wooden box with metal hinges and decorative clasp. The top of the box is marked with a broad arrow and the words '23174 PRICE WB/ HMAS PERTH' in pencil. Inside the box the lid is stamped with the make
White cotton armband with a wool flannel red cross sewn in the centre. The armband tapers from a wide centre to the ends. One end has a metal buckle with two claws. The name 'MAJOR HAZELTON A.R.' is w
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi
Small pair of forceps made from steel. Each piece has been forged from one piece and consists of a curved handle and grooved neck. The end of each arm is ridged for grip. The forceps have not been joi