The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of two soldiers. Identified on the left is 155 Corporal (Cpl) George Leslie (Les) Trevillian, 6th Battalion of Northcote, Vic. Cpl Trevellian enlisted on 17 August 1914. He was later killed in action during the second Battle of Krithia, on Gallipoli Peninsula, 8 May 1915. He is commemorated on the Cape Helles Memorial.
Mothers and Widows badge with impressed serial number on reverse upper bar '13494'. Badge takes the form of a black machine embroidered ribbon, showing, in yellow, white and red, sprigs of wattle, a '
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Associated with 155 Corporal George Leslie Trevillian of 6 Battalion AIF. He enlisted on 17 August 1914 and was killed in a
Small folding pocket knife with four blades, fitting into a bone handle. Each blade is impressed 'HUDSON KNIFE Co.'. Associated with 155 Corporal George Leslie Trevillian of 6 Battalion AIF. He enli
Cadet Brigade Medal awarded to the Champion Team in the Brigade Competition. The obverse shows a map of Australia and 'SENIOR CADETS.COMMONWEALTH MILITARY COMPETITIONS. AUSTRALIA'. The reverse bears t
Round aluminium identity disc with hole punched out at the top for a neck thong. Impressed on the obverse '155/ TREVELLIAN G.L/6.A.I/C E', with 'missing' written with pencil in the centre of disc. The
Mothers and Widows badge with impressed serial number on reverse upper bar '13494'. Badge takes the form of a black machine embroidered ribbon, showing, in yellow, white and red, sprigs of wattle, a '
Pocket grooming kit containing a plastic tortoise shell pattern comb and nail groomers. Brown leather covering is impressed with art-deco type designs, and with a lion and unicorn crest on the interio
