The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Notebook kept by Lieutenant Karl Mayoh during his service with the 1 Tunnelling Company in the First World War. Eleven A5 photographs: 10 black & white photographs of maps of the Western Front marked 'Map No. ' to 'Map No. 12' and 1 colored photograph of 'Plan of Hill 60 Mining System compiled by First Australian Tunnelling Company'.
Studio portrait of Lieutenant Karl Mayoh, 1st Tunnelling Company. A civil engineer of Sydney, NSW prior to enlistment, Mayoh embarked as a Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt) with Tunnelling Company Reinforcem
Five original First World War diaries (October 1916 to December 1918) compiled by (5543) Sapper Arthur Hadfield relating to his service on the Western Front with 1 Tunnelling Company, 2 Australian Lig
Manuscript titled "The Firing of the Hill 60 Mines by the First Australian Tunnelling Company", written by Captain Oliver Holmes Woodward. Discusses the strategic importance of Hill 60 on the Messines
Collection relating to the First World War service of Lieutenant Frederick Trouton Small, 3rd and 5th Field Company, Australian Engineers. Collection consists of two diaries for 1914 and 1915; a note
Collection relating to the First World War service of 2781 Private Henry Peter Fox, 4 Battalion, France. Collection consists of one original handwritten '4th Australian Infantry Battalion Diary' for
Artists sketchbook-notebook compiled by Lt Watson following his appointment to the Military History Section. The notes mostly relate to camouflage activities, weapons handling and administrative matte
Copy of a notebook 'War notes; troops and maps' the Great European war of 1914 to -' compiled by Nellie Collis while attending Park College, Drummoyne. The notebook contains handwritten notes, photogr