The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
3797177 Private Paul Conboy, a ruckman (no. 8) of Headquarter Company, Australian Force Vietnam (AFV) and a 110 Signal Squadron player, fly high in an attempt to mark the ball during an Australian Rules match in Saigon. Private Conboy of Clifton Hill, Vic, previously played for the Melbourne Football Club's under 19 side and plans to continue playing when he returns to Australia.
Visit of a HMAS Australia football team from the Australian Navy. Four competitors fly high in an attempt to mark the ball in an incident in the Australian Rules match against the AIF Headquarters (HQ
Tan Son Nhut, South Vietnam. April 1971. Corporal Ray MacKenzie of Croydon, Vic, a member of the 110 Signal Squadron detachment, takes a break from his normal duties to distribute gifts at an orphanag
A First World War era framed and glazed patriotic dexterity puzzle entitled "Trench Football" which requires the player to manipulate a small metal ball bearing around a recessed playing course, avoid
Pattern 1940 brown suede flying boots lined with thick sheep fleece. The boots are made in four sections, a piece covering the front of the foot, another around the ankles and heel and two pieces arou
Fourteen carat gold Rolex Oyster Chronometer, Ref. 3116, with the broken remnants of a Bonklip bracelet, also supplied by Rolex. The watch face is damaged and cannot be seen clearly through the cracke
