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Photograph G01313 First World War, 1914-1918Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Hewitt and Leyshon White are away. Left to right: A W Bazley, F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles. This image is also held at A05422.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At Sea. 29 December 1915. Four of the Anzac Book staff on a trawler coming from Imbros. Left to right: F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles.
Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Hewitt and Leyshon White are away. Left to right: A W Bazley, F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles. This image is also held at A05422.

Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Left to right: Arthur W Bazley, Frank R Crozier, David Barker, Australian Official Correspondent Charles E W (C. E. W.) Bean, and Ted Colles. Hewitt and L

At Sea. 29 December 1915. Anzac Book staff members worn out asleep on trawler coming from Imbros. On the right is Ted Colles resting.

Fletre, France. 1 December 1917. Informal portrait of Australian staff officers, including Mr C. E. W. Bean, the Official War Correspondent. Left to right: Captain (Capt) Anderson; Mr C. E. W. Bean; C

Depicts a concert being given by a pianist, a harp player and a cello player in a hospital ward in England. Nurses and patients are gathered around. Frank Rossiter Crozier (1883–1948) was an official
This work was used to illustrate a poem entitled 'Abdul' in the 'ANZAC Book'. The 'ANZAC Book' was published in 1916 from illustrations, poems, stories and other creative works from the soldiers on th
