Description
Collection relating to the First World War service of Major Lewis Clayton Timperley, 10 Australian Light Horse Regiment, Palestine, 1918, and to the Second World War service of his son, WX25829 Bombardier Richard Henry Timperley, 2/3 Australian Tank Attack Regiment, Borneo, 1945.
Wallet 1 of 1 - Contains two folders. Folder 1 consists of documents relating to Major Lewis Timperley's service in the First World War. The folder includes a typed account of Major Timperley's being wounded in action during the Battle of Magdhaba in December 1916, a typed copy of a letter he wrote to his family in January 1918 on service in Palestine, a narrative of the work of C Squadron, 10th Light Horse Regiment, in September 1918, and a detailed account of the operations of the 10th Light Horse Regiment from Ludd [now Lod, Israel] to the capture of Damascus. Folder 2 contains documents and ephemera relating to Bombardier Richard Timperley's service in the Second World War. The folder includes a typed translation of the last order issued to Imperial Japanese Army soldiers on Labuan Island on 19 June 1945, a souvenir programme from a performance given by Gracie Fields at Labuan on 27 August 1945, an Order of Service for Christmas Day on Labuan in 1945, and a copy of the satirical poem "I've Had It". The folder also includes an invitation for Mr and Mrs R.H. Timperley to attend the ceremonial parade for the inauguration of the Special Air Service Regiment at Campbell Barracks in September 1964.
Details
Accession Number
3DRL/6294
Classification
Private Record
Measurement
Extent: 1 cm
Wallet/s: 1
Copying Provisions
Copyright expired. Copying permitted subject to physical condition. Permission for reproduction not required.
Provenance
AWM315 419/104/014
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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