The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, AUS. 1927-04-25. AUSTRALIAN VICTORIA CROSS (VC) WINNERS WHO TOOK PART IN THE 1927 ANZAC DAY MARCH. IN THE BACKGROUND ARE THE KING'S AND REGIMENTAL COLOURS OF THE A.M.F. BATTALIONS AND REGIMENTS. LEFT TO RIGHT:- CORPORAL (CPL) B.S. GORDON MM, CPL T.L. AXFORD MM, CPL J. CARROLL, SERGEANT (SGT) S.R. MCDOUGALL MM, SGT. A.D. LOWERSON, SGT P.C. STATTON MM, LIEUTENANT (LT) A BORELLA MM, LT J.J. DWYER, LT G.M. INGRAM MM, LT E.T. TOWNER MC, CPL T.J.B. KENNY, PRIVATE (PTE) W. JACKSON, CAPTAIN (CAPT) R.C. GRIEVE, CPL G.J. HOWELL MM, SGT W. PEELER, LT J. HAMILTON, CAPT J. E. NEWLAND, SGT W.E. BROWN DCM, LT W. RUTHVEN, CAPT ALBERT JACKA MC, CPL A.P. SULLIVAN (ARTILLERY DETAILS, AIF, WHO GAINED THE VC AFTER REENLISTING IN THE ROYAL FUSILIERS), STANLEY GIBBS (WHO RECEIVED THE ALBERT MEDAL FROM THE DUKE OF YORK IN SYDNEY), 168 ACTING CORPORAL ISSY SMITH (1ST BATTALION, MANCHESTER REGIMENT), PTE H. DALZIEL, CAPT R.V. MOON, CAPT W.D. JOYNT, PTE G. CARTWRIGHT, PTE W.M. CURREY, PTE J. P. WOODS.
Elizabeth II Coronation Medal. Unnamed as issued. Bernard Sidney Gordon was born in Launceston, Tasmania on 16 August 1891. He was working as a cooper's machinist when, at the age of 24, he enlisted
George VI Coronation Medal. Unnamed as issued. Bernard Sidney Gordon was born in Launceston, Tasmania on 16 August 1891. He was working as a cooper’s machinist when, at the age of 24, he enlisted as
Maxim MG08 Machine Gun. Breech top cover stamped with the serial number, M.G.08, D.W.M. BERLIN 1917. The water jacket is badly damaged by shrapnel and on the underside in white paint is D1406. The Wea
Maxim MG08 Machine Gun Sled Mount. Pressed metal construction that can be folded and locked into various positions for use and carrying with the gun mounted. It is complete with all fixtures, tool box
Victoria Cross. Engraved on reverse with recipient's details. Bernard Sidney 'Bernie' Gordon was born at Launceston, Tasmania on 16 August 1891 and enlisted in the AIF in September 1915. Although no
1927-04-25. AUSTRALIAN VICTORIA CROSS (VC) WINNERS WHO TOOK PART IN THE ANZAC DAY MARCH IN MELBOURNE, WAITING TO ENTER THE EXHIBITION BUILDING, WHERE A COMMEMORATION SERVICE WAS HELD. LEFT TO RIGHT: C
VICTORIA CROSS WINNERS FROM THE BOER WAR AND WORLD WAR 1 WHO GATHERED TO MARCH IN THE SYDNEY ANZAC DAY PARADE. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT (LIEUT.) J. ROGERS, SERGEANT (SGT) R. R. INWOOD, BRIGA
Sydney, NSW. 1938-04-23. A group portrait of Victoria Cross recipients who were invited to Sydney by the United Licensed Victuallers Association (ULVA) to march as a group in the 1938 Sydney Anzac Day
Sydney, NSW. 1938-04-23. A group portrait of Victoria Cross recipients who were invited to Sydney by the United Licensed Victuallers Association (ULVA) to march as a group in the 1938 Sydney Anzac Day
Group portrait of the officers and NCOs of the 4th Machine Gun Company. Left to right, back row: 2331 Corporal (Cpl) W. H. Roberts MM Belgian Croix de Guerre; 332 Sergeant (Sgt) A. G. Liddell; 2104 Co
Covers the fighting in May-June 1918 and includes notes by Bean and F M Cutlack, letters to "Reveille" and A W Bazley and references to Sgt W E Brown VC, Capt A C Borella VC and Sgt T L Axford VC.
