The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
'Greetings from the Australian photographers of the AFC, XMAS 1916'. Copy print of a Christmas card created by the first four Australian photographers in No 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps. Their silhouettes are identified as, top left, 115 Private Norman Henry Clutterbuck; top right, 455 Private Oswald Hillam Coulson; lower left, 463 Private Harry Victor Leckie and lower right, 473 Private Frederick Charles Wright.
A photographic darkroom made from a Martinsyde aircraft packing case, packed for transit on a railway flatcar. The four men are probably photgraphers from No. 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (1AFC
"Australian darkroom made from the packing case of a Martinsyde Aircraft, converted into a two-section darkroom, the rear end for developing and printing, and the front for washing, glazing etc. Here
SINAI, 1916. NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) ENTRAINED AND PASSING ROMANI CAMP, AND CROSSING SINAI DESERT BETWEEN KANTARA AND OUR DESTINATION, MUSTABIG AERODROME, JUST A FLAT AREA LIABLE T
1916-07-25. THE FIRST 29 REINFORCEMENTS TO NO 1 SQUADRON AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC), ON P&O SHIP MALWA, WHEN SAILING FROM MELBOURNE. THE THREE PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE IN THE FRONT ROW, O. H. COULSON SITT
Whitehall, London. On the 50th Anniversary of Anzac Day, Harry Victor Leckie (second from right) lays a wreath at the Cenotaph on behalf of the Australian Air Force Association. 463 Private Harry Vict
463 Private Harry Victor Leckie, a Photographer with No. 1 Squadron Australian Flying Corps (AFC), in working dress with BE2 series aircraft in background.
