The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Givenchy, France. 1918. Some members of the Australian Electrical Mechanical Mining and Boring Company (AEMM&B) in their dugout. Possibly identified is 848 Sapper James Alfred Lockrey (left).(Donor J.A. Lockrey)
Ceramic ironware hotel china bowl, featuring an elaborate transfer design of the Hotel De La Chatellenie, Ypres in pale blue-green and a plain heavy border in the same colour, underscored by a thinner
Givenchy, France. 1918. Four members of the Australian Electrical Mechanical Mining and Boring Company (AEMM&B) in their dugout. Identified is 848 Sapper James Alfred Lockrey (left).
THE GENERATING PLANT (ENGINE-ROOM) OF THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL MINING AND BORING COMPANY, IN A DUGOUT AT THE SIDE OF THE LA BASSEE CANAL, GIVENCHY, FRANCE, 1918. (DONATED BY MR. J.A. L
Givenchy, France. 1918. Two generating sets and a switchboard in a cellar occupied by the Australian Electrical Mechanical Mining and Boring Company as No 2 Engine Room. (Donor J.A. Lockrey)
Givenchy, France. 1918. A De Dion belt driven set in the main engine room of the Australian Electrical Mechanical Mining and Boring Company's generating plant at the side of La Bassee Canal. (Donor J.
THE MARBLE SWITCHBOARD OF THE GENERATING PLANT OF THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL MINING AND BORING COMPANY, IN AN OLD CELLAR IN THE COMMUNICATION TRENCHES AT THE SIDE OF LA BASSE CANAL, GIVE
France. 1918. A distribution station operated by the Australian Electrical Mechanical Mining and Boring Company was situated under these ruins. The cable from the main generating plant at Givenchy can
