Campbell, Ethel (Civilian, "the Durban Signaller") Accession Number: 3DRL/6701

Description

16 PRINTED POEMS WRITTEN BY CAMPBELL. MAINLY IN PRAISE OF AUSTRALIANS. SOME INITIALLED BY CAMPBELL

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Accession Number
3DRL/6701
Classification
Private Record
Object Type
Leaflet
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
1916-1919
Whole/Part
Collection
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Status to be assessed
Provenance
AWM315 419/049/019
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright

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