Printed in the U.K. Edited and printed by Ministry of Supply, Inspection of Electrical Mechanical Equipment, Aquila, Golf Road, Bromley, Kent65 year old handbook containing instructions on construction/completion building of Heavy Girder Bridge.Thin brown fount cover with 50 fawn color internal pages, A4 Crown Copyright reserved, W. O. Code No. 10436. Restricted The information given in this document is not to be communicated, either directly or indirectly, to the press or to any not authorized to receive it. Printed November 1955user handbook, heavy girder bridge - fixed spans

U.K. Government Publication RESTRICTED65 year old War Department Publication.Handbook - Concealment In The Field. WO Code Number 9459 Dated 1957. RESTRICTED. Light Brown Thin cardboard cover , front, Back and spine . Enclosed off white 172 pages. Handbook - Concealment In The Field. WO Code Number 9459. 1957. This pamphlet supersedes : Camouflage Part IV - Vehicles Wheeled and Tracked, 1941 (WO Code 7658) - Camouflage Part V - Artillery with Field Army , 1942, (WO Code 7659) - Camouflage Part VII - Anti-Aircraft Artillary. (WO Code 7660). The War Office , 15th November 1957.user manual, concealment in the field

This booklet was issued to service personal to assist them in Patrolling and Tracking skills.In warfare, Patrolling and Tracking is the basis of success. It not only gives eyes to the side that excels at it, and blinds it opponents, but through it the soldier learns to move confidently in the element in which he works.Rectangular shaped booklet, Off white in colour.Australian Military Forces Patrolling and Tracking.booklet; lara r.s.l. patrolling and tracking book,

Gallipoli 1915 Maps and Naval plan of Operations World War One ANZACRare examples that explain both ANZAC and Naval Operations during World War One Gallipoli & Dardanelles Passage .!. Black and White Photocopy of Gallipoli 1915 ANZAC Battlefield - detailed positions of troops and Cemeteries. 2.The Allied Failure to Force The Dardanelles Passage 18 March 1915 - detailed line of Attack Naval Organisation, Mine layout, Plan of Attack (and copy).. 3. Map of Turkey and surrounding area written in Turkish and German Languages. C0olor version main roads and distances. (and copy).. 4. Map of ANZAC Trench Diagram. World War One.Color. (and copy). 5.Panorama of Chunuk Blair from 3 miles south of Nibrunesi Point, 3 November 1915 and Anzac from 1 mile N. E. of Ari Burnu, 21 November 1915. Black & White 6. Color Map of ANZAC positions with topographical Details, notes. 1. Artwork and copyright by Srewart Cownie, Gallipoli 1915 ANZAC Battlefield with Landings and later evacuation marked. 2. Details of Naval actions taken in the Dardanelles Passage 18 March 1918. 3. Local area Map or Turkey. Shows roads network and townships. 4. ANZAC Trench Diagram, copyright Whitcombe & Tombs Limited , Wellington N.Z. 1919 5. Panorama of two coast views of ANZAC area. Australian War Memorial, 6. Map of ANZAC positions of World War One, Gallipoli 1915. Published by H.E.C. Roberinson, George Street, Sydney N.S.W.18 April 1916maps operational of anzac and naval opations during 1915 etc, dardanelles naval opations

Fawn coloured Booklet, rectangular in shape.Care of the Feet Notes for Foot Orderlies 1942 The War Office 7th October, 1942booklet, world war two, lara r.s.l. care of the feet.

100 years of ANZACOur Liverpool Boys is a publication that celebrates Liverpool's connection to Australia's military history by sharing biograpgies of a number of soldiers who were born and/or bred in Liverpool and served in the Great War.Message by Ned Mannoun Mayor of Liverpool City.

This book covered all Military Services of the time, meant for newly Commissioned Officers as a "go to" training aid.Navy Blue material covered cardpaper, has Helmet Crest on front cover, "Customs of the Services"First published as "Customs of the Service" in March 1939, and republished at regular intervals throughout the war years until publication of "Customs of the Services" September 1946. Preface: Group Captain A.H. Stradling OBE September 1946.

Rectangular shaped glass covered plastic picture frame showing poem. FUZZY WUZZY ANGELSpoems, fuzzy fuzzy angels, verses, odes.

A Scrap book from newspaper articles of various females of interest to Jean Dunsmuir started in 1953Newspaper articles from 1953 onwards in the form of a scrap bookspiral bound, cardboard covered sketch bookOn cover; Spirax No 578 Sketch Book - Jean C. Dunsmuir Repatriation Hospital Heidelberg West jean dunsmuir, heidelberg repatriation hospital, joan hammond, juan jose castro, sister mavis hannah, sister wilma oram, lesley davis, sister jessie doyle, vivian statham, sister vivian bullwinkel, lynette kierce, jennifer laycock, kathleen ferrier, a. noy, m. holden, a. syer, b. jeffry, virginia paris, shirley strickland, maureen connolly, marjorie jackson, winsome cripps, jean sedgman, heather menzies, jean brooks, janine bishop, susanne ricketts

The beginning of it all... Anzac Cove where they landed in April 15. In those 295 days, both sides casualties totalled half a million men.The historic photographs on these pages show some of the battles, honours and mateship which are the flesh and blood of our proudest heritage, the Spirit of Anzac. Rectangular shaped newspaper article.ANZAC TRIBUTE.anzac tribute, newspaper article,lara r.s.l. anzac cove.

Some Historical Significance36 page paper and cardpaper Booklet, Black and White with Title in "Red" Rectangle in shape Foreword by Brigadier (Retired) Mike Phelps AM

Black painted Metal Australian soldier with head made from a metal nut and a slouch hat , laying in a prone position made from metal screws, metal bolt and a split-pin for a rifle. Mounted on a Black painted Metal Base.no markingsmetal australian soldier black, nut, bolts

Oval shaped photograph mounted on cardboard.photographs, unknown soldier, lara r.s.l. world war one, army

Slang words used by Australian diggers in World War One.Rectangular shaped book with clear plastic cover and black vinyl.DIGGER DIALECTSbook, lara r.s.l. diggers dialects, ww1.

Rectangular shaped photograph mounted on cardboard backingE and F Subsections No 2 Battery.ww1, artillary photograph, lara r.s.l. e and f subsections no 2 battery.

As part of the British Empire,the Australian colonies offered troops for the war in South Africa. Australians served in contingents raised by the six colonies or, from 1900, by the new Australian Commonwealth.Rectangular shaped booklet showing Sergeant Edward Fisher.The war service of 300 Staff Sergeant Edward Fisher - Our Boar War Veteran.booklet, ww1, boer war, lara r.s.l. sergeant edward fisher.

Commemorating the dedication of the Soldiers Avenue Memorial in 201520 Page Plastic Folder. Colour Photographs of the Soldiers Avenue Memorial Day

The Rising Sun badge, also known as the General Service Badge or the Australian Army Badge, is the official insignia of the Australian Army. The badge is readily identified with the spirit of ANZAC, the legend of the Australian soldier, and the esprit de corps of the Army itself, due to its association with the landings at Gallipoli in 1915. The Rising Sun badge carried a scroll inscribed with the words ‘Australian Commonwealth Military Forces’ and was worn throughout both World Wars. There were, however, a number of variations of the badge; a special version was struck for the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902 and there were badges of the Commonwealth Horse and the Australian Instructional Corps, each with its respective title on the scrolls. This pattern badge formed the template for all subsequent General Service badges.Australian Rising sun badge, anodised silver on the front and two eyelets on the back. Australian Commonwealth Military Forces.rising sun badge, lara r.s.l. badges, australian army badges.

The League evolved out of concern for the welfare of returned servicemen from the First World War. In 1916, a conference recommended the formation of The Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, which included representation from Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria. New South Wales was admitted to the League the following year, Western Australia in 1918. In 1927, the Australian Capital Territory formed a branch and was admitted. The Returned Sailors’ and Soldiers’ Imperial League of Australia (RSSILA) the forerunner of today’s Returned and Services League of Australia (RSL) was formed in June 1916.Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League of Australia Badge. The centre of the badge shows a sailor and a soldier in raised detail. A blue enamel circle surrounds the central detail and has 'RETURNED SAILORS & SOLDIERS / IMPERIAL LEAGUE' in gilt lettering. The outer edges of the badge are white enamel with a floral spray to the top left and right of the blue circle. At the bottom of the badge is a red enamelled scroll with 'AUSTRALIA' written in gilt lettering. On the reverse of the badge are soldered two brass lugs with a split pin attached for securing the badge to clothing. Stamped at the top of the badge is 'COPYRIGHT' and at the bottom of the badge is impressed V40289 and the maker's details 'STOKES & SONS MELBOURNE'.Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League Australia.Stamped on the reverse of the badge is 'COPYRIGHT' and at the bottom of the badge is impressedV40289and the maker's details 'STOKES & SONS MELBOURNE'.badges, world war one lapel badge,lara r.s.l.returned sailor's & soldier's imperial league (rssila) membership badge

some significanceBlack plastic frame with gold trim, glass fronted. Has a verse titled "My Minutes Silence" Red Poppy in right hand lower cornerMax Evans 2007

Photo in memory of Ken Lewis Black metal frame, Glass fronted, wooden backedLest We Forget Ken Lewis 10/2/2013

Series of Magazines Published in London from May 1946 to January 1947Series of illustrated Newspapers which describes many of post world war 2 events in England.Newspaper Illustrated London News July 1946 Red Masthead Black and white No.5597 Volume 209series news papers illustrated london 1946 1947 post world war two

The Bills Cement Trough consists of two parts a large horse trough and a smaller dog,trough which was donated by Annis and George Bills. It is not known whether this trough was donated and installed prior to or after the death of George Bills in 1927. The installation was under taken by The Metropolitan Drinking and Cattle Trough Association which had been set up in England by an English Organisations in 1859 to provide water facilities for both drivers and animals. The Bills drinking trough, corner of Walker and Rennie Streets, Lara, is significant as it forms part of the Annis and George Bills Estate., which was established to provide watering facilities for horses after George's death in 1927. The concrete structure is also a legacy of the days of horse drawn vehicles before cars were introduced.The Billa concrete trough is associated with Annis and George from 1927 who establish a fund in the early 20th century to provide adequate watering facilities for horses and dogs. It is just one of over more than one troughs throughout Australia and the United States.