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THE 4.7 GUN AFTER ITS DESTRUCTION AT GALLIPOLI, TAKEN ON 1915-12-17. STANDING BESIDE THE GUN IS MAJOR MATHER, Q.C. 2ND FIELD COMPANY, WHO SUPERVISED THE DESTRUCTION. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
Damaged barrel of 4.7 inch quick firing naval gun. A third of the barrel at the muzzle-end has ruptured. The breech block is missing. 'The text, Q.F. 4.7In IV E.O.C. [broad arrow symbol] 1896 No.716'
GALLIPOLI. 1915-12-16. 4.7 GUN ERECTED IN ITS EMPLACEMENT BY THE 2ND FIELD COMPANY ENGINEERS, PROBABLY ABOVE ARTILLERY ROAD. (DONOR LT COL A.M. MARTYN)
MAJOR MATHER, C.O., 2ND FIELD COMPANY ENGINEERS, AND MAJOR KING, BRIGADE MAJOR, 1ST INFANTRY BRIGADE, OUTSIDE A DUGOUT AT 2ND BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS AT ANZAC. 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
MAJOR H.O. CADDY, AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY, AND LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN, C.D.E., 1ST DIVISION, OUTSIDE DIVISION ARTILLERY HEADQUARTERS AT THE TOP OF WHITE'S GULLY, ON 1915-12-20, JUST AFTER THE BLIZZAR
MAJOR GUS. HUGHES, C.O., 7TH BATTERY, AUSTRALIAN FIELD ARTILLERY, PHOTOGRAPHED OUTSIDE HIS DUGOUT AT ANZAC. TAKEN IN 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
MUDROS HARBOUR AFTER THE EVACUATION, SHOWING HOSPITAL SHIPS. TAKEN ON 1915-12-26. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
THE CEMETERY ON SHELL GREEN, GALLIPOLI, IN 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
