The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of either Private (Pte) J P McDonald or Pte W B Holland. Unable to identify this soldier from the First World War Nominal Roll. Note that he is wearing the Red Cross badge which denotes that he is a member of the Australian Army Medical Corps.
Studio portrait of Private R Robinson. Unable to identify this soldier from the First World War Nominal Roll. Note that he wears the badge which denotes that he is a qualified signaller.
Image of a soldier produced from a copy negative. Client listed in the photographer's register as Wilson. Note he is wearing the Red Cross badge which denotes that he is a member of the Australian Arm
Studio portrait of Private Kennedy. Unable to identify this soldier from the First World War Nominal Roll. Note he is wearing an MP armband, indicating that he may have been a Military policeman, and
Studio portrait of Private G H Burnie. Unable to identify this soldier from the First World War Nominal Roll. Note that he is wearing painted corporal's stripes, that he may have received in training
Studio portrait of Private A P Wilson. Not that he is wearing a Citizens Military Forces uniform with the rank of sergeant. Unable to identify this soldier from the First World War Nominal Roll.
Studio portrait of 5632 Private (Pte) Ernest Richard Lowe, 5th Reinforcements, 6th Field Ambulance, of Ballarat, Vic. Pte Lowe enlisted on 13 May 1915 and embarked aboard HMAT Ballarat in Melbourne on
