The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MEMBERS OF THE 9TH A.L.H. REGIMENT IN A MACHINE GUN POST ON TURKS POINT, ANZAC, TO THE LEFT OF WALKER'S RIDGE. THE SPOT IS ONLY 120 YARDS FROM THE ENEMY POSITION ACROSS THE NEK. NOTE THE HELMETS WORN BY THE 3RD A.L.H. BRIGADE ON GALLIPOLI. THE MAN WEARING THE CAP IS THOUGHT TO BE LIEUT. ARBLASTER. (PURCHASED FROM MR. S. SAYERS.)
Australian Army Light Horse officer's full emu plume on tanned skin. Charles Arblaster was born at Pennyroyal, Victoria on 27 February 1895. He attended the Royal Military College, Duntroon, and gra
Bronze next of kin plaque showing on the obverse Britannia holding a laurel wreath, the British lion, dolphins, a spray of oak leaves and the words 'HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR' around the edge. Be
Australian Army Light Horse officer's blue and maroon wool full dress forage cap. The crown is maroon and the sides are technically blue but appear black. There is a pair of small blackened silver but
Steel projectile from a Turkish 7.65mm Mauser bullet. Charles Arblaster was born at Pennyroyal, Victoria on 27 February 1895. He attended the Royal Military College, Duntroon, and graduated as a lie
LOOKING OVER TURKISH TERRITORY FROM THE LEFT OF THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY THE 8TH A.L.H. REGIMENT ON WALKER'S RIDGE, ANZAC. (PURCHASED FROM MR. S. SAYERS.)
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Sari Bair Ridge from Nek to Walker's Ridge. Nek is on the extreme left of the picture, Russell's Top in the left centre, Turks point in the right centre and Walker's
A FATIGUE PARTY FROM THE 3RD A.L.H. BRIGADE ON A ROAD LEADING UP THE STEEP SLOPES OF WALKER'S RIDGE, ANZAC. (PURCHASED FROM MR. S. SAYERS.)
LIEUT-COLONEL A.H. WHITE, COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 8TH A.L.H. REGIMENT. (IT IS THOUGHT THAT THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AT ALTONA BAY, IN 1915-02.) (PURCHASED FROM MR. S. SAYERS.)
A 8 INCH HOWITZER BEING HAULED UP THE STEEP PATH LEADING TO WALKER'S RIDGE, TO TAKE UP POSITION. SHRAPNEL TERRACE. (PURCHASED FROM MR S. SAYERS.)
AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMEN IN THE TRENCHES ON WALKER'S RIDGE, ANZAC. (PURCHASED FROM MR. S. SAYERS.)
