The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two Australian soldiers standing next to a narrow gauge petrol-electric locomotive manufactured by Dick, Kerr and Company of Kilmarnock, Scotland (right). The soldier smoking is possibly 566 Sapper Thomas Charles Kelso, of Albury, NSW, 1st Australian Light Railway Operating Company who is leaning on an American built Westinghouse petrol-electric locomotive (left).
A Westinghouse petrol-electric, narrow gauge locomotive (centre) with the British War Department (BWD) number LR2006 B and Works number 1149 (not visible). The cab of a Dick, Kerr Company petrol-elect
Two Australian soldiers standing in front of a diesel or petrol powered Simplex, 40 horse power armoured locomotive tractor which was manufactured by the Motor Rail & Tramcar Company Limited in Bedfor
Two unidentified soldiers with a narrow gauge diesel or petrol powered Simplex, 40 horse power armoured tractor locomotive with a small, low sided 1 ton goods wagon attached, which is carrying a large
A crew of unidentified sappers constructing a light railway bridge over a river. A timber bridge pile is being positioned for driving into the bed of the river and the locomotive is a Westinghouse pet
Portrait of two unidentified soldiers from an Australian Light Railway Operating Company standing in and next to a narrow gauge Hudson 0-6-0WT steam locomotive, which was constructed by the Hudswell C
Informal portrait of 566 Sapper (Spr) Thomas Charles Kelso, of Albury, NSW, 1st Australian Light Railway Operating Company. Spr Kelso enlisted on 20 December 1916 aged 40 and embarked from Melbourne o
