The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three soldiers on horseback, leading other horses. One is carrying a cross to be placed over a comrade's grave at a cemetery near Ypres. The lead soldier wears a British uniform and the two behind him are Australian.
IWM caption [IWM catalogue number Q 3004]: Mounted men on a road near Ypres, 6th September 1917. One, an Australian, is carrying a cross for a war grave.
Dated 6 October or 6 September 1917 (caption and production date on IWM catalogue are different.)
Pozieres Area, France. c. 1917. This area, showing only a wooden cross on the right, is where the village of La Boisselle stood before being destroyed during the war. (Donor British Official Photograp
A 'Collecting Post' for the wounded on the Menin Road, near Birr Cross Roads at Ypres, during the battle of 20 September 1917. A camouflaged battery of 6 inch howitzers including one South African gun
Lieutenant General Sir Harry Chauvel, Commander in Chief, Desert Mounted Corps riding through the city at the head of the Australian Army Light Horse. The following is a quote from Chauvel's letters t
The grave with its original grave marker of 1915 Gunner Frederick Scott who was killed in action on 24 September 1917. The wreath hanging on the cross reads "In memory of my dear brother". "One of the
recto: An interior view of the 3rd Division Head Quarters at Ypres, where Lothian was stationed during 1917. verso: A list of names of former Scotch College students who died in the First World War. T
Studio portrait of 2929 Pte Herbert Walter Hetzel, 50th Battalion. A wheelwright from Gawler, South Australia, prior to enlistment, he embarked with the 7th Reinforcements on 6 November 1916 from Ade
