The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Papers of Captain Norman Gibbins who served in the 55th Battalion during the First World War. Gibbins was killed in France on 20 July 1916. Collection consists of a photograph album containing black and white photographs of Gibbins and other soldiers of the 55th Battalion in Tel el Kebir in 1915. Written in the front cover is a short list of some of the men who served in the Battalion. Correspondence includes letters of condolence sent to Norman's sister, Violet Gibbins, from the Governor-General's officer and other soldiers in his battalion, August 1916. A newsclipping referring to Gibbins by Charles Bean is also included.
Group portrait of officers of the 3rd Battalion in front of a large Union Jack flag bearing the words 'Loyal Australia' across the middle. Identified is Lieutenant (Lt) Owen Glendower Howell-Price MC
Informal portrait of Miss Joyce Bean, Dr Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean, the Official Historian of the First World War; his wife Mrs Effie Bean and Miss Violet Gibbins, headmistress of Osborne Ladies Coll
The original grave and cross of Captain (Capt) Norman Gibbins, 55th Battalion, of Ipswich, Qld (formerly of Ararat, Vic, and NSW at enlistment). He left Australia with the 3rd Battalion and was Mentio
The graves with original grave markers of Captains Chapman and Palmer, both of the 55th Battalion. Capt Percy Wellesley Chapman MC of Goulburn, NSW, was killed in action on 12 March 1917 and Capt Herb
Papers of Captain Norman Gibbins who served in the 55th Battalion during the First World War. Gibbins was killed in France on 20 July 1916. Wallet 2 of 2 consists of a photograph album containing bl
Papers of Captain Norman Gibbins who served in the 55th Battalion during the First World War. Gibbins was killed in France on 20 July 1916. Wallet 2 of 2 consists of a photograph album containing bl
[From PR02053 - Album of Captain Norman Gibbins]. Photograph in album captioned "Egypt 1915". Capt Gibbins on Right.
[From PR02053 - Album of Captain Norman Gibbins]. Photograph in album captioned "Ferry Post, Egypt 1915". Left to Right: Lt Mitchell, Capt Gibbins, Lt Denoon and Lt Pinkstone.
Informal portrait of Miss Joyce Bean, Dr Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean, the Official Historian of the First World War; his wife Mrs Effie Bean and Miss Violet Gibbins, headmistress of Osborne Ladies Coll
Correspondence of Lieutenant Colonel George Walter Barber who served with the Australian Army Medical Corps during the First World War. The majority of the 49 letters are addressed to his wife Jess,
Collection of TX2131 Captain Jock Groom, 2/40 Battalion, compiled while a prisoner of war from 1942-1945. Comprises a notebook kept by Groom, recording names of soldiers who served with the 2/40th B