From front cover: "A HANDBOOK OF/ INFORMATION FOR/ MEMBERS OF THE / FORCES ON THE/ ROAD BACK TO/ CIVIL LIFE" Original owner of item: "Frederick James BARNSTABLE", 2rd/2nd Pioneer Battalion, VX55245.Soft cover booklet. Booklet cover - cardboard, navy, red and light blue colour with off white and navy colour print. Spine with metal staples. Illustrated - small Australian Coat of Arms in white colour print. 55 pages - cut, plain, off white colour."frederick james barnstable", booklet, handbook, ww2

From booklet cover "(Words and phrases with their/ equivalent in colloquial ARABIC/ and/or HEBREW in daily requirement/ by Australian Imperial Force in the Middle East)" Original owner of item "Frederick James BARNSTABLE" 2nd/2nd Pioneer Battalion VX 55245.Soft cover booklet. Booklet - cover cardboard, grey colour with black colour print on front cover. Spire with metal staples. 32 pages - cut, plain, white colour paper. Handwritten information on title page - ink and pencil.Handwritten information - black ink pen "C.B. Laffaw". Also what appears to be numerous grey lead pencil notations.booklet, hardcover, ww2, frederick james barnstable

From front cover: "GLIMPSES OF SIR ALBERT COATES/ MASTER SURGEON, SOLDIER, TEACHER, HUMANITARIAN" From donation sheet: "Booklet published in conjunction of/ the erection of Albert Coates/ Statue in Ballarat in recognition of/ the Master Surgeon who was mainly/ private after the war/ My father attended the original/ meeting in Ballarat to plan the project". Original owner of item: "Frederick James BARNSTABLE" 2nd/2nd Pioneer Battalion, VX55245.Soft cover book. Cover - cardboard, orange colour background with black ink print on front and back. Illustrated on front - black and white photograph of a statue of Sir Albert Coates. Biography. No page numbers. Cut, plain, white colour paper. Illustrated black and white photographs. Front end paper - handwritten information.Handwritten information - black ink pen. "TO LYN & GLENDA/ THIS FOR TO TREASURE/ & TO KEEP/ DAD"book, biography, memorials, sir albert coates, ww2, frederick james barnstable