H15259
Photograph H15259 First World War, 1914-1918France. An area known as 15 inch Corner because of the presence of an unexploded British shell. See H15261. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Messines Ridge, Belgium. A notice warning of an unexploded mine. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)
France. An area known as 15 inch Corner because of the presence of an unexploded British shell. See H15261. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)

France. A section of a battlefield cemetery. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)

France. The unexploded 15 inch British shell at 15 inch Corner (see H15259) with a 4.5 inch shell standing on top. The driving band of the 15 inch shell had been removed by members of the German Army.

France. A pillbox with a rare dome shaped top. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)

France. The huts of a camp in winter with snow on the ground. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)

France. A gas guard at the Headquarters of one of the companies of the 3rd Battalion, AIF. (Donor Colonel H.I. Wikner)
