The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. c. 1914. Studio portrait of 1519 Private (Pte) Arthur Duncombe King, 1st Australian Machine Gun Corps. Pte King enlisted on 29 December 1914 and was killed in action, aged 24, on 4 October 1917 in Belgium. He was one of four brothers who served overseas during the First World War, only two returned to Australia.
Studio portrait of 1139 Private (Pte) Marmion Alexander Hay, 33rd Battalion, of Tingha, NSW. A miner prior to enlisting in January 1916, Pte Hay embarked from Sydney on board HMAT Marathon (A74) on
Studio portrait of 1659 Private (Pte) Archibald (Arch) Raymond King, 38th Battalion. Pte King enlisted on 5 April 1915 and died of wounds on 28 May 1917. He was one of four brothers who served oversea
Studio portrait of 4825 Private (Pte) Sydney Edmond Ellis, 4th Machine Gun Company, of South Brisbane, Queensland, with his sons, Sydney Reginald and Arthur Irwin Ellis. A fruiterer prior to enlistmen
Studio portrait of three brothers, all members of the 52nd Battalion. From left, 2691 (later 2691A) Private (Pte) Arthur Bridgeman Laidlaw, of Laidley, Qld; 2692 Pte Henry Hunter Laidlaw, of East Bri
Studio portrait of 2316 Private (Pte) Norman Ferguson, 37th Battalion, of Bobinawarrah, Vic. A farmer prior to enlistment in June 1916, he embarked on board HMAT Port Lincoln (A17) on 20 October 1916
Studio portrait of 744 Private (Pte) Ralph Ewart Field, 10th Battalion. A native of Clare, South Australia, Pte Field was one of three brothers who enlisted in the 1st AIF. He embarked for service ove
