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WARRANT RELATED TO THE AWARD OF THE DSO, LETTERS WRITTEN TO HIS MOTHER BY FELLOW-OFFICERS FOLLOWING HIS DEATH ON 13 APRIL 1918 AND LATER LETTERS CONCERNED WITH HIS VARIOUS MID'S
1914-15 Star. Impressed on reverse with recipient's details. Married with two children and an engineer by trade, 30 year old James Steadman Hurrey enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force in Decemb
1914-15 Star. Impressed on reverse with recipient's details. Clarence Wells Didier Daly was born on 5 May 1890 in Hobart, Tasmania and studied at Melbourne University. From about 1910 he served as a
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Married with two children and an engineer by trade, 30 year old James Steadman Hurrey enlisted in the Australian Imperial F
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Clarence Wells Didier Daly was born on 5 May 1890 in Hobart, Tasmania and studied at Melbourne University. From about 1910
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. William Constant Beckx (also spelt Beck and Becks) Daly, an importer from Melbourne, enlisted in the AIF on the 31 January
A pair of oval, gilded brass collar badges with a voided kangaroo's head turning back and the numeral '64' in the centre within a blue enamelled oval bearing the words 'CITY OF MELBOURNE REGIMENT'. Ar
Circular brass badge surmounted by a King's Crown. Around the outside of the badge in raised lettering is 'ISSUED BY DEPT. OF DEFENCE RETURNED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE'. In the center of the badge is the
Circular brass badge surmounted by a King's Crown. Around the outside of the badge in raised lettering is 'ISSUED BY DEPT. OF DEFENCE RETURNED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE'. In the center of the badge is the
Distinguished Service Order (Geo V). Unnamed as issued. Clarence Wells Didier Daly was born on 5 May 1890 in Hobart, Tasmania and studied at Melbourne University. From about 1910 he served as a capt
Oval, gilded brass hat badge with a voided kangaroo's head turning back and the numeral '64' in the centre within a blue enamelled oval bearing the words 'CITY OF MELBOURNE REGIMENT'. Around the oval,
Straight, voided, brass '64'. On the reverse of the title are two brass attachment lugs complete with split pins. The maker's details 'STOKES & SONS' is stamped beneath the attachment lugs. Clarence
Identification bracelet, consisting of a silver, oval shaped identity disc attached to a rusted link chain bracelet with crude, quick release hook. Impressed into the disc is 'W.C.B. DALY 2. LIEUT. C.
Sweetheart brooch made of a row of three attached gilded brass naval buttons featuring a St Edward's crowned anchor. The reverse of the brooch has a hinged horizontal pin clasp and is fitted with a sa
Circular badge fitted with a brooch chain and pin. The words 'FOR KING AND EMPIRE SERVICES RENDERED' are stamped in raised lettering around the rim with a voided cypher and crown of King George V in t
Circular silver war badge. The words 'FOR KING AND EMPIRE SERVICES RENDERED' are stamped in raised lettering around the rim with a voided cypher and crown of King George V in the centre. The reverse i
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. The oak leaf which should be on the ribbon to indicate being Mentioned in Despatches is not present. Married with two children and an e
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. William Constant Beckx (also spelt Beck and Becks) Daly, an importer from Melbourne, enlisted in the AIF on the 31 January 1916, shortl
Victory Medal with Mention In Despatches oakleaf. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Clarence Wells Didier Daly was born on 5 May 1890 in Hobart, Tasmania and studied at Melbourne Unive
Circular, silver plated Volunteered For Active Service Badge - Medically Unfit. Around the outside of the badge in raised lettering is 'VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE'. In the center of the badge is t
LETTERS WRITTEN BY LT CALDWELL PRIOR TO SERVICE ON THE SOMME AND LATER LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE FOLLOWING HIS DEATH ON 2 MARCH, 1917
Correspondence, photographs and papers relating to the First World War service and death of Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Cecil Maygar VC, DSO, MID. Comprises letters written from Egypt to his mother (16
CORRESPONDENCE RELATED TO THE AWARD OF THE MM AND LATER DCM AND BAR TO SGT LIHOU AND DETAILS OF HIS DEATH ON 18 SEPT 1918. INCLUDES PHOTOGRAPH.
CORRESPONDENCE WRITTEN BY LT HOWARD TO HIS MOTHER IN ENGLAND FOLLOWING HIS WOUNDING AND CAPTURE IN GREECE. THE REGULAR LETTERS CONTAIN REQUESTS FOR CLOTHING, FOODSTUFFS AND NEWS OF CAMP LIFE. ALSO CON
LETTERS WRITTEN TO THE DONOR BY PTE MCINTYRE WHILE IN FRANCE AND LATER CORRESPONDENCE WITH HIS FAMILY FOLLOWING HIS DEATH
Collection relating to the service of Lieutenant (Lt) John Graham (known as Jack) Antill Pockley, 33 Battalion, AIF, Australia, at sea, England, France, 1915-1918. Collection consists of twenty-five