P01064.015 Accession Number: P01064.015

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ST NAZAIRE, FRANCE, 1914-09. OFFICERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL CHATTING OUTSIDE THE TENTS. LEFT TO RIGHT: THE COMMANDING OFFICER COLONEL W. L'ESTRANGE EAMES, MAJOR E.T. THRING, CAPTAIN GARDNER, CAPTAIN PATTERSON, FILSON YOUNG, REVEREND R. SHEPPARD. (DONOR D. MASSY).

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P01064.015

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Photograph

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Negative

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Colour: Black & white

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Whole

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1

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