The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to Trooper Vincent Richard Geyle (1918) of 1 Light Horse Field Ambulance. Two orginal diaries and a collection of copies and typed transcripts describe the events between 1914 and 1918, including his voyage to the Middle East. The collection is also comprised of copies of letters sent to his family during demobilisation at the end of the First World War; a decorated discharge certificate, dated 2 January 1920; typed transcripts of personal letters originally written to his family while serving with Australian Army Medical Corps and Light Horse Field Ambulance; conference paper titled 'The Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (Angau)', presented by Peter Ryan at the Second Waigani Seminar in Port Moresby, 1968 (9 pages); student paper written by Adrian Geyle in 1972, titled 'World War Two in New Guinea -the ANGAU Role' (8 pages).
Typed and bound transcripts of personal letters originally written by QX25093 Trooper T A Hacker to his family, during January 1945-January 1946, including end of war service in the South West Pacific
Personal papers (1916 - 1918) of Private Sydney W Vanderfield of the 9th Field Ambulance, including letters and postcards. The collection also includes typed and illustrated transcripts with copies
TYPESCRIPT MEMOIR "NO CLOAK NO DAGGER: MEMOIRS OF AN AUSTRALIAN NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER (208P.); TRANSCRIPTS OF LETTERS WRITTEN BY BROOKSBANK TO HIS FAMILY 1915-1919 (67P.) AND TYPESCRIPT COPIES OF
Collection relating to the First World War service of Lieutenant (Lt) Kenneth Hamlyn McConnel, 1st Battalion AIF. Includes Lt McConnel's original handwritten diary kept from March to August 1916 which
Turkish dagger with a slightly curved steel blade and a wooden handle. Both the blade and handle have decorative markings or cyphers. This Turkish dagger was collected by 19138 Trooper Vincent Richa
Scabbard for dagger made from wrapped strips of leather. Collected by 19138 Trooper Vincent Richard Geyle, 1 Light Horse Field Ambulance, AIF. Geyle, a Victorian, was born in 1895 and enlisted in th
