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LETTER WRITTEN BY TRP SLADE TO HIS MOTHER WHILST ENROUTE TO SOUTH AFRICA DESCRIBING HIS DEPARTURE AND CONDITIONS ABOARD THE SS MANHATTAN
LETTER WRITTEN ABOARD HMT "ORIENT" ENROUTE TO STH AFRICA DESCRIBING CONDITIONS ABOARD THE TROOPSHIP AND A SCRAPBOOK ALBUM CONTAINING PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN DURING OPERATIONS, SOUVENIR ITEMS COVERING THE CO
LETTER FROM STARKEY DESCRIBING THE BATTLE FIELDS AND NATIVES OF SOUTH AFRICA. LAMENTS LACK OF FIGHTING. NOTE BY STARKEY'S SISTER APPENDED IN 1949
LETTER WRITTEN BY GUNNER TOGNETTI TO HIS MOTHER WHILE ON BOARD THE TROOPSHIP "QUEEN MARY" DESCRIBING CONDITIONS AND ESPECIALLY THE ROLE OF THE OFFICERS. IT IS ACCOMPANIED BY A COVERING NOTE BY A PERTH
LETTER WRITTEN BY PTE HARRIS TO HIS MOTHER FROM PORT MORESBY DESCRIBING THE EARLY AIR RAIDS AND A POEM "HOW RIFLEMAN BROWN CAME TO VALHALLA", WRITTEN BY GILBERT FRANKAU. LETTER IS WRITTEN ON PAPER MAD
LETTERS FROM GOODMAN TO EVA WADDELL. ONE WRITTEN WHILE ABOARD THE TROOPSHIP, THE OTHER FROM CAMP IN DURBAN. QUITE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF CONDITIONS - PARTICULARLY IN CAMP
Collection relating to the Boar War service of 479 Trooper Albert James Haines, 5th South Australian Imperial Bushmen, Australia, at sea and South Africa, 1901. Wallet 1 of 1 – Consists of one handwr