b'116822WWI silk embroidered souvenir AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES, 1916. SOUVENIR OF EGYPT,53 x 110cm$120200 823LIGHT HORSE slouch hat with emu feather plume, together with a leather bandolier bullet belt, (2 items)$250350 824A silver-plated lidded trophy cup with engraved testimonial: Trophy Presented by Mr. & Mrs. G. BRIDGELAND, in loving memory of their son Trooper Fred Bridgeland KILLED IN ACTION Lone Pine Aug.6.15. Won by CAPT. H.M. KNOX St. Kilda Rifle Club - Aug. 12.16. Overall 36cm high.$200300 825A British War Medal and a 1914-19 Victory Medal, both with ribbons and both engraved to #25489 Private Horace Stancill of the 8th Btn York and Lancaster Regiment. Stancill was killed in action in an attack south-east of Arrow Head Copse, France 18th August 1916; he was 19 years old.835 $100150 826WORLD WAR ONE: Various books comprising The Battles of the Somme by Gibbs [1917], Australian War Photographs by Wilkins [1919], I was there with the Yanks in France by 819 Baldridge [1919], Aussie - A Reprint of all the numbers of W. H. MANIFOLD 2nd Lieu., WWI period officers swordthe Diggers own paper. [1920], With the Ninth Light Horse in brown leather scabbard, blade engraved with ownershipin the Great War by Darley [1924], Jackas Mob by Rule details, with additional ownership tag attached, [1933], and The Broken Years by Gammage [1980]. Mixed 103cm long condition. (Total: 7 vols).The Manifold family was known for its significant history and$100150 landholdings in the area of Camperdown, Victoria and played a key role in establishing the town and developing the regions827agricultural landscape. FRANK HURLEY (1885-1962),$300500HILL 60 - LARCH WOOD TUNNEL ADVANCED DRESSING STATION,820 original silver gelatin photograph, dated verso Oct.30 1917, PRIVATE THOMAS TAYLOR, KILLED IN ACTION ATwith copyright handstamp and official label explaining that GALLIPOLI WWI BRONZE MEMORIAL PLAQUE (Deaththis is an Official Australian photograph taken on the British Penny): inscribed He Died for Freedom and Honour, in theWestern Front showing wounded Australians receiving first-name of THOMAS TAYLOR, and issued to his next of kin,aid at the advanced dressing station behind the lines, blank on reverse, 120mm diameter. 19.5 x 24.5cm.Mounted for display in a period chip carved frame.Many of the wounded of the 2nd Division passed through Overall 45 x 37cm. this station after the advance on 31 July 1917. The dugout Taylor, a private in the 23rd Australian Infantry Battalion waswas situated in the Larch Wood tunnels, Flanders, where the killed in action on 4th October, 1915 on Gallipoli; he was 26Headquarters of the 5th Australian Field Artillery Brigade was years old. He is buried in the Lone Pine Cemetery on thealso located.Gallipoli Peninsula. $200300 $300500 828821 FRANK HURLEY WW1 photographs, group of three Australian THE ANZAC BOOK, Written and Illustrated in Gallipoli byWar Museum reprints, circa 1930s: 55th Australian Siege the Men of Anzac, [London : Cassell & Co., 1916, 1st ed.],Battery unloading 9.2 inch shells (AWM: E656), Wounded octavo, xv, 170pp., colour frontis., colour and b&w plates,Australian soldiers along Menin Road (AWM: E711), and maps, and adverts. The scarce hardcover edition with theAustralian wounded waiting along Menin Road (AWM: complete dust jacket. E713), all approx. 14 x 20cm. (3).$200300$150200 '