The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait on horseback of 2382 Trooper (Tpr) Cecil Thomas Spencer, 6th Light Horse Regiment, from Lidcombe, NSW. Enlisting on 23 November 1915, Tpr Spencer was captured by the Turks in March 1918 and was subsequently hospitalised in Damascus; he was interned at Gelebek returned to Australia on 15 November 1918.
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Issued to 2382 Private Cecil Thomas Spencer. He enlisted on 23 November 1915, in 6 Light Horse Regiment, AIF, and returned to Australia
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Issued to 2382 Private Cecil Thomas Spencer. He enlisted on 23 November 1915, in 6 Light Horse Regiment, AIF. Returned to A
Diary, postcards, newscuttings and ephemera relating to the service of (2382) Trooper Cecil Thomas Spencer, 6 Light Horse Regiment in Palestine. The diary and letter postcard record his capture by the
Silver War Badge with impressed serial number reverse 'A95437' on the reverse. Circular badge with the words 'FOR KING AND EMPIRE * SERVICES RENDERED' around the rim and a voided cypher and crown of G
Welcome home from active service medal presented by the citizens of Lidcombe. Silver medal shows on the obverse a scroll within a laurel wreath, with lettering around the wreath 'HE HEARD HIS COUNTRY'
Studio portrait of 3727 Trooper (Tpr) Arthur Thomas Slavin, 7th Light Horse Regiment. Tpr Slavin was killed in action on 25 September 1918 during the capture of Amman. He is buried in the Damascus Com
