The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Newcastle, NSW, c. 1917. Formal studio portrait in full uniform of 213 Corporal (Cpl) Hunter (Harry) Sinclair, 1st Railway Section, AIF. Cpl Sinclair enlisted on 1916-12-28 and died of illness while on overseas service on 1919-01-10. (Donor R. Engel) (Original print held in AWM Archive Store)
TWO IDENTITY DISCS 01. ROUND, COMPOSITE MATERIAL IDENTITY DISC, IMPRESSED "213 SINCLAIR. H 60 ROD P". GOOD CONDITION. 02. ROUND ALUMINIUM IDENTITY DISC, WITH FAINT HAND ENGRAVING ON OBVERSE "213 SINC
England, 1919. Informal outdoor portrait of 3060 Lieutenant Thomas Robinson Lydster, MM and bar, wearing full dress uniform. (Original print held in AWM Archive Store) (Donor F. McNab)
Formal group portrait of a large number of soldiers in uniform, probably members of the 2nd Field Bakery Unit, Australian Army Services Corps (AASC), on the steps of a building which has a map of Aust
Casterton, Vic. 1914-09-16. Volunteers to the AIF wave farewell from train windows to their friends and relatives who stand next to the railway track, as the volunteers depart, probably for Broadmeado
c.1922. Studio portrait of Captain Harry Leslie Howden RAN. (Original print housed in the AWM Archive Store). (Donor F. Howden)
Kanchanaburi, Thailand, 1973. A memorial erected in 1944 by the Japanese Army to commemorate the thousands of allied prisoners-of-war (POWs) who died while working on the Thailand-Burma Railway. (Orig
