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CONTAINS TWO TYPESCRIPTS, "MOURNING GLORY", A PLAY SET PARTIALLY IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE IN 1916, AND "DEATH RIDES ABROAD", AN ACCOUNT BASED ON THE AUTHOR'S EXPERIENCES AT GALLIPOLI (QUINN'S POST) AND AT THE SOMME. WRITTEN UNDER THE PEN NAME OF "LEWIS GUN"
UNPUBLISHED TYPESCRIPT ENTITLED "FADED GLORY" ENTERED INTO THE RSSILA CENTENARY WAR NOVEL COMPETITION. BASED ON THE EXPERIENCES OF THE AUTHOR, THIS GRAPHIC ACCOUNT DETAILS THE EXPERIENCES OF AUSTRALIA
UNPUBLISHED TYPESCRIPT ENTITLED "THERE AND BACK" ENTERED IN THE RSSILA CENTENARY WAR NOVEL COMPETITION. SET IN EGYPT, FRANCE, BELGIUM AND AUSTRALIA AND BASED ON THE AUTHOR'S OWN EXPERIENCES, THIS ACCO
MANUSCRIPT TITLED "THE KING'S HORSES AND OTHER STORIES" CONTAINS ELEVEN SHORT STORIES BASED ON THE AUTHOR'S EXPERIENCES WITH THE 59 BATTALION IN FRANCE IN 1917-1918, AROUND BOULOGNE, MESSINES, ETAPLES
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX87411 Private John Hugh Ramsay Woolf, 2/23rd Infantry Battalion, [date unknown]. Wallet 1 of 1 – Contains a manuscript written by Private John
Copy of a diary written by Lieutenant Alexander Surplice of 3 Light Horse Regiment, May - September 1915. It describes his experiences of serving at Gallipoli, particularly in the Quinn's Post area.
Typed manuscript, 'Lieut. Frank Johnstone of C Company 33rd Battalion AIF'. Details the wartime experiences of Lieutenant Frank Glass Johnstone who served with 33 Battalion during the First World War.