The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The first troopships carrying Australian and New Zealand soldiers, horses and supplies to the Great War, leaving Albany on 1 November 1914. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Fell's negatives, taken throughout the war, were forwarded to the Sydney photographer Harold Cazneaux, for whom Fell had been a studio assistant before the war. Cazneaux printed Fell's negatives.
Unbleached calico cloth folded in thirds and stitched together at one end. Small sections of thread and holes remain where the package was sewn along the other two sides. Hand written on the front of
Decorative teaspoon featuring, at the top of the handle, a hinged enamelled coffin with a small gold coloured mummy figure inside. The handle is decorated with blue and green cloisonne work in a lotus
Silver cigarette case with side hinge and spring clasp. The front is engraved with a winged man bordered below and to the right by Egyptian hieroglyphic patterns. The reverse is engraved with the word
Landing guns and stores from lighters on the beach at Anzac Cove. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Fell's negatives, taken throughout the
Australian soldiers standing around in the courtyard of the Mosque of Mahomet Ali, Cairo. This photograph was taken by 607 Private William H Fell, AIF, who died of wounds on 4 May 1918. Fell's negativ
Exercising horses aboard the troopship HMAT Euripides (A14). Euripides was a transport ship requisitioned by the Australian government in 1914. Fitted out to carry 136 officers, 2204 other ranks and 2
Horses aboard HMAT Euripides (A14). The photograph was taken by Denver Wood Wansey, who served as a merchant seaman on the Euripides from 13 October 1914 to 31 May 1923. During the war years, Wansey h
Farewell. Leaving the Pier. The photograph was taken by Denver Wood Wansey, who served as a merchant seaman on the Euripides from 13 October 1914 to 31 May 1923. During the war years, Wansey held the
HMS Albion leaving Malta. The photograph was taken by Denver Wood Wansey, who served as a merchant seaman on the Euripides from 13 October 1914 to 31 May 1923. During the war years, Wansey held the po