The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Collection relating to the First World War service of 3802 Corporal Colin Campbell Paterson, 10th Australian Field Artillery Brigade. Consists of assorted black and white photographs including some of Corporal Paterson and his brother Sapper Stanley Paterson; a copy of the New Testament; a commemorative scroll and royal letter of gratitude; original correspondence from Corporal Patterson to his mother from Gallipoli and France; letters of sympathy forwarded to Mrs Patterson following the death of Corporal Patterson at Bullecourt; newspaper cuttings; photographs and official papers relating to Corporal Patterson's grave; a publication entitled 'Letters of Barnaba'; and a publication entitled '4th Australian Divisional Artillery'. Corporal Paterson was killed in action in France, 16th April 1917. The letters from Corporal Paterson home discuss topics such as enlistment, casualties, mail, weather and camp conditions. The various letters of sympathy provide details of Corporal Paterson's death and burial.
Three letters relating to war service of Corporal Robert Patterson who died on 31 August 1918 at the Battle of Mont Saint-Quentin and was buried in a grave at a Peronne cemetery. All three letters wer
SOUVENIRS, PHOTOGRAPHS, LETTERS, NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS, ROUTE BOOK, PRAYER BOOK, POSTCARDS RELATING TO O'CONNOR'S SERVICE WITH THE 3RD BN
Newspaper cuttings, photographs, certificates and letters of condolence relating to the death of Private Ernest Elmer Reynolds in the First World War.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX154838 (N228796) Private John Dudley Patterson, 129 Australian General Transport Company and 60 Australian Transport Platoon, Second Australian
Collection relating to Lance Corporal Stanley Roland Mills, 1st Division Signals, AIF. Collection consists of correspondence with his family posted from Egypt, Gallipoli, Lemnos Island, France, Belgiu
3 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS RELATING TO THE AWARDING OF PATERSON'S MM, AND THE PART PLAYED BY HIM IN THE DEATH OF VON RICHTHOFEN. TYPESCRIPT COPY OF ARTICLE OF VON RICHTHOFEN