The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TYPESCRIPT COPIES OF MCCRAE'S LETTERS HOME. REGULAR AND INFORMATIVE. FIELD SERVICE POSTCARD, ORIGINAL LETTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF MCCRAE AND OF HIS FATHER. MAP OF GALLIPOLI DRAWN BY MCCRAE. LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE REGARDING MCCRAE'S DEATH AND DESCRIBING HIS BURIAL PLACE
1914-15 Star. Impressed on reverse with recipient's details. Awarded to Geoffrey Gordon (Geoff) McCrae who was born in 1809 at Lower Hawthorn, Victoria. McRae was an architect and serving as a capt
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Awarded to Geoffrey Gordon (Geoff) McCrae who was born in 1809 at Lower Hawthorn, Victoria. McRae was an architect and ser
Australian Army officer's khaki cotton drill service dress jacket with oxidised brass rank insignia of major. The single-breasted jacket is secured by four large leather buttons and has an open lapel
Victory Medal with Mention in Despatches oak leaf. Medal impressed around edge with recipient's details. Awarded to Geoffrey Gordon (Geoff) McCrae who was born in 1809 at Lower Hawthorn, Victoria.
[From McCrae, Geoffrey Gordon collection]. Signed, black and white photographic postcard of McCrae's father George Gordon McCrae.
Collection relating to the service of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 7 Battalion and 60 Battalion, AIF, 1914-1916, Egypt, Gallipoli, Cyprus, France. Collection consists of a diary kept by Major McCrae
This series contains letters written by Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, originally of 7th Battalion and later 60th Battalion. These letters cover McCrae's journey to Egypt in 1914, his service at Gallip
Book of poems and particulars (including newspaper clippings) relating to the First World War service of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 60th Battalion. This collection was compiled by McCrae’s father i
Letters home. Regular and quite lengthy. Give information on service on Gallipoli and in France. Very patriotic sentiments expressed throughout. Copies of letters of condolence on Captain Moulsdales's
This series contains the diaries and notebook of Major Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, 7th Battalion. The three diaries cover McCrae’s journey to Egypt in 1914 and his service at Gallipoli the following year.