A Gallipoli Souvenir: Bravo Anzacs Accession Number: RC00061

Description

Postcard comprising a montage of photographs, a map and text relating to the service of the Anzac Contingent. Below the heading 'A Gallipoli Souvenir' is a portrait of Lieutenant General Sir William Birdwood captioned 'The soul of Anzac', sketch map of the Gallipoli Peninsula, a crest of the Southern Cross, a Union Jack flag and a photograph of a Light Horseman in dress uniform. Following is a poem titled 'Bravo Anzacs' attributed to Willmer.

Details

Accession Number
RC00061
Maker
Rotary Photographic Co
Classification
Published Collection
Object Type
Postcard
Measurement
Overall: 9 x 14 cm
Date Made
c1915
Place Made
Collection number
2/4/1
Whole/Part
Item
Item Count
1
Copying Provisions
Copyright expired. Copying permitted subject to physical condition. Permission for reproduction not required.
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright

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