The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Galley proof of letter written by Captain Tom Aram to his mother recounting the events following the near sinking of the HMS Southland in September 1915. Paper unknown, possibly 'The Argus' or 'The Age'.
Vertically aligned rectangular colour patch for 57 Battalion AIF, divided vertically red (left) against black with a brass letter 'A', denoting service in Gallipoli, in the centre. One of a pair of
Letters to and from Mrs Ostberg, describing life at the Front and in Australia. Letters to Captain Aram from his Uncle Tom in London. Letters and diary relating to Captain Aram's service, including co
10 page handwritten letter written on 12 June 1915 by Aubrey Hugh Darnell, to his brother Henley, describing the early events on the peninsula, with accompanying sketch map.
Collection relating to the First World War service of Captain Mervyn Bournes Higgins, 8th Australian Light Horse Regiment. Collection consists of a bound volume of typed transcripts of letters and ex
Letter written by Charles Littler to his mother 25/12/1915 from Lemnos, claiming to be the last man to leave Gallipoli through his work as beach master. Letter to his mother 9/4/1916 written at the ti
Collection relating to service of 55 Private Lindsay Thomas Adams, 6 Field Ambulance, including letter to parents, 12 June 1915, describing life in Egypt. Private Adams was killed when the SS Southla
Collection relating to the First World War service of Second Lieutenant John Alexander Raws [known as Alec], 23 Battalion AIF, and Lieutenant Robert Goldthorpe Raws [known as Goldy], 23 Battalion, AIF