G00961 Accession Number: G00961

Description

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. A comparison between Turkish and British barbed wire. The Turkish wire was composed of a single thick strand with a barb every inch.

Details

Accession Number

G00961

Photographer

Captain Charles Edwin Woodrow (C E W) Bean MID

Classification

Photograph

Object Type

Negative

Physical Description

Colour: Black & white
Support: Nitrate

Date Made

October 1915

Whole/Part

Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

People

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