The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Printed red, white and blue (faded to grey) cotton, 1908 pattern, Australian red ensign.
Associated with 421324 Flying Officer Morris Dolf Freudenstein RAAF, who served with 640 Squadron RAF during World War Two. It is claimed he carried the ensign whilst on operations.
White/grey canvas cylindrical kit bag with draw string closure. Marked in black and grey in numerous places with '421324 F/O M.D. FREUDENSTEIN'. A paper baggage label is stuck on the side. Associate
Pair of white cotton issue boxer shorts. Owner's name 'R.A.A.F. / 421324 M.D.FREUDENSTEIN' is handwritten in black ink inside the waist band. Three celluloid button-fly. Associated with 421324 Flyin
Pair RAAF blue officer's winter service dress trousers. Associated with 421324 Flying Officer Morris Dolf Freudenstein RAAF, who served with 640 Squadron RAF during World War Two.
Australian manufactured, 1940 pattern RAAF Air Gunner's 'AG' brevet, showing a white wing, and a white 'AG' within a pale blue wreath, on a RAAF blue wool ground. Associated with 421324 Flying Offic
RAAF Officer's dark blue wool peaked cap with khaki cotton cover. Owner's label on airforce paper inside the top of the hat reads 'AUS 421324 / F/O / M.D.FREUDENSTEIN / 'ROCKCLIFF' / MONTEAGLE / near
Rectangular black rubberised canvas document envelope with two press stud closures. Associated with 421324 Flying Officer Morris Dolf Freudenstein RAAF, who served with 640 Squadron RAF during World
