The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Papers associated with the service of Lieutenant (Lt) Thomas Sealy Renshaw who enlisted with the 16th Battalion during the First World War as a Second Lieutenant. Lt Renshaw's three children, Corporal Natalie Renshaw, Private Phil Renshaw and Stuart Renshaw served in the Second World War. Items in the collection include letters, telegrams, service documents, menus and newspaper clippings covering both conflicts. Lt Renshaw wrote a number of detailed letters to his wife during leave in England in 1917. Other documents relate to Private Phil Renshaw's service with the 2/40th Battalion and later as a prisoner of war in Thailand in 1942.
Circular brown leather identity disc. Impressed with the words 'T C RENSHAW T7438 CE'. Associated with the World War Two militia service of T7438 Thomas Sealy Renshaw. Renshaw served during World Wa
Khaki field service cap with two small brass buttons at the front. These buttons are stamped with 'AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEATH' and the cipher of King Edward VII. A silver badge has been attached to the le
Khaki service dress tunic with long sleeves and a fold down collar. The tunic fastens down the front with four gilded buttons, each bearing a map of Australia surmounted by a King's Crown and surround
Extensive collection of papers of Flying Officer (FO) Max John Nottage from his service with 460 Squadron RAAF during the Second World War. Includes note books, training notes, programs for functions
Mixed papers relating to Private Smith's World War Two service with 2/33 Battalion and the 7 Australian Division Special Corps. The collection includes letters, telegrams, leave passes, poems, newspap
Papers of 3110 Lieutenant (Lt) Charles Selby Albert Noad. Lt Noad served with the 6th Battalion between 1914 and 1915 and the 57th Battalion between 1916 and 1919. The majority of the collection is da