This stencil was used as a location stamp for the transportation of wool bales. Turkey is a country in the Middle East. Wool bales marked TURKEY would have been transported to Turkey by sea.Wool bale stencil - TURKEYTURKEYwool - transportation, wool sales

Based on a charge led by Major Hugh Quinn of 15th Battalion killed leading a charge against Turkish Forces who had gained a foothold on the ANZAC lines. This diorama was made to celebrate this event.Artistic representation of the Turkish soldiers charging Quinns post in June 1915. Plaster cast of a landscape (Brown) showing models of Turkish soldiers charging at allied emplacement. Includes plants and barbed wire placement. Placed on a black metal stand with gold colour label with inscription,Label has inscription "Turkish Charge, Quinns Post, Gallipoli 1915". diorama, "maj hugh quinn"

Black and white photograph of a landscape with Turkish Mounted Troops During World War One.Verso: A Turkish photo. Turkish Mounted Troops. Palestine 1918world war, world war one, palestine, turks, turkish, mmm

Black and white photograph of a landscape where Turkish soldiers are in action during World War One. Verso: A Turkish photo. Turkish mounted men in action. Palestine 1918world war, world war one, turks, turkish, horses, mmm

The album is a collection by Phil Harper obviously from a tour in 1965 to Eygpt, France and Turkey , this would have co incited with the 50 years of “ANZAC”. “Bunty Lawrence was regarded by Phil Harper as his “second Dad”. The glass plate photos are of ANZAC, dead Turkish/Australian soldiers, burials, ANZAC Armistice,, all have 1915 hand written on. “Bunty” Lawrence was one of the instrumental soldiers with the invention of the Drip water Rifle used on ANZAC. Refer Cat No 10570.2 for his service details.Photo album green buckram hard covers with 10 leafs double sided. Page 1. Colour photos re Tobruk and Nile 1965 page 2. Photo postcards France WW1, photo of “Bunty Lawrence”. Page 3. Letter to “Bunty Lawrence” from M.Gen R. Grey DSO. Page 4 - 11. Reproductions of glass plate photos of ANZAC. Page 12 - 18. Photos 1965 of Turkey and ANZAC in colour.One single photo of a stadium has, “B & W 1965 Turkey”albums, anzac, turkey

Black and white photograph of Turkish soldiers using machine guns during World War 1. Verso: A Turkish photo - Turkish machine guns in action. Note the three men on the right are using a range finder. Palestine 1918.world war one, world war, palestine, machine gun, turks, turkish, mmm

Turkish Model 1893 Mauser Rifle, based on the German Gewehr 98 infantry rifle. Stamped on receiver is Turkish crest / AS.FA / ANKARA / 1935 (ASFA is basically Turkish Arms Factory). Various Turkish and importer markings may be found scattered over the rifle. Many Imported by Century Arms International and so marked on the barrel muzzle on this example. Internal staggered box magazine, 5 rounds, 7.92 x 57 mm (8mm) Mauser caliber. Used by the Turkish Army in World War One.Turkish Mauser Rifle mounted on a wooden display board.No 556 on the bolt No 16344 on the breach. Also AF.SA Ankara 1935. The sights are numbered from 1-20rifles,guns,ww1,turkish army rifle,lara r.s.l.

Turkish language pamphlet provided to migrants accepted for Assisted Passage to Australia.This pamphlet is significant because it was provided only to people accepted for Assisted Passage to Australia as migrants. Very few copies were retained by the migrants.Colour pamphlet of 104 pages, in Turkish. Baski Numarasi 3. Nisan 1974. (Edition 3, April 1974)migration, turkey

This photograph shows captured Turkish guns in CairoDigital copy of black and white photograph. "Captured Turkish guns Cairo"charles marshall, world war 1

Reproduction copy of original map of Gallipoli taken from Turkish Army Officer by the Grandfather of David and John Evans Black frame containing black and white Map of GallipoliTURKEY GALLIPOLI Copy of original map taken from Turkish Officer by the Grandfather of David and John Evans gallipoli, map, turkey, ww1

Collection re J.E. Sayers 1419, refer Cat No 10411 for his service details. The Turkish War medal was instituted on March 1st 1915 for Bravery and Merit. It was often called the Gallipoli Star. The small symbols on the front is the Muslim date “1333” which equates to 1915AD.Turkish War medal, star shape, silver colour surround with red inner, centre is a Turkish Cresent with a centre motif, under is a very small silver piece with Turkish symbols, on rear is a pin attachment with a stamp under.On rear stamped “B B & Co”award, turkish,

Turkish Crimean War Medal issued by the Sultan of Ottoman Empire to Allied Military involved in Crimean War of 1854-56. Was only givem to survivors of war.Medal with Ribbon unmounted in plastic packet. Turkish Crimea Medal.Inscribed on rim - "1871 Private T. Adams Royal Artillery".ron mills collection, medals

Postcard sent to Australia during World War OneBlack and white postcard of a Turkish Mine used during World War One. Verso: Turkish Mine washed up on the beach at El Arish. Note the holes made by our machine gun fire by trying to explode it. B.W. (Billie West)billie west, west, turkish mine, el arish, mmm

Turkish Flag donated to Wangaratta RSL by Kemal Ozberk a visiting Rotarian from Turkey in 2013Black timber frame containing red cloth with a white star and large crescent shape. Metal plaque attached on lower right cornerPlaque - Donated by Kemal Ozberk, a Turkish Rotarian who visited Wangaratta during a friendship exchange in 2013turkish, flag

Donor's note - made in an orphanage at Samsun Anatolia, Turkey.Even weave linen embroidered with wool in brown, blue, green, yellow and white. Geometric design in counted thread work. Rod across top with brown wool loop to hang. Fringe across bottom.on paper label: " tutunum tuter". Fabric label "samsun olgunlasma Made in Turkey"embroidery, wall hanging, 1960-80, turkey, counted thread, macrame fringe

This photograph shows prisoners of war, Turkish, German and Austrian officers, taken near Ramleh.Digital copy of black and white photograph. "Prisoners taken up near Ramleh. Turkish, German and Austrian Officers"charles marshall, world war 1

Turkish Army belt collected in WW1 by a soldier serving in the Middle East and used to mount a collection of cap badges from various British regiments.Leather belt with Turkish Army buckle and a collection of British Army badges fixed along it.badges, turkey, world war one, wwi

Brown, wooden frame with glass front, white cardboard backing, map mounted with green border. Map of Gallipoli area in black & light grey with white border. A detailed map of Turkey area around Dardanelles with references & scale charts at bottom. Reprinted for the Department of Defence, Commonwealth of Australia, May 1915.Front Top Centre: Turkey, Gallipoli. Rear: Bethany Gallery stamp.documents - maps, military history, gallipoli

Purchased in Athens from antiques dealer (Pandrossou St, Monastirki) by donors sister in the 1970's. Guests in Turkey would be offered water to wash their hands and yagliks to wipe them. When everyone sat crossed legged at low tables, yagliks were also used to cover their laps from spills. They were also used to wrap items such as an important letter, sum of money, present, jewellery, gift of fruits or sweets, an article of clothing - all wrapped in an embroidered yaglik or bocha (square cloth). The richer the wrapping the greater the compliment. In wealthy households, as soon as a girl was old enough she would learn embroidery and start preparing for her trousseau and her home furnishings.Example of Ottoman EmbroideryTseure (Turkish towel), embroidered both ends with floral motifsflower, floral, geometric

A black and white image of twelve turkeys in a farm yard. In the background on the LH side there is a tree and a picket fence next to the farm gate and shed with a wire fence and tree.on back: Melton Shire Council Meeting / Diggers Restcullinan, uraina, eileen, chris, farming, turkeys, farms, bayview farm, george evans collection

From ancient crafts making rugs, in 19th century Europe and USA latch hook rug making was a craft of poverty, initially using scraps of fabrics. In 1920's the latch hook, a tool combining the hand hook and the latch enabled people to make these rugs much more quickly. Patons and Baldwin's were two knitting yarn manufacturers who merged in 1920's and the Turkish rug name used the connotation of traditional and expensive Turkish hand made rugs to sell their tools and yarns to domestic craftersFrom the craft of poverty to one of artistic home decorating latch hook rug making came into its own particularly in 1950's. Wooden measurer, rectangular shape with a groove which is used to guide the scissors or knife cutting the wool wound around it.TURKEY RUG WOOL PATONS & BALDWINS EXCLUSIVE MAKE. To prepare the wool for working, wrap it with an even tension round the gauge and divide along the groove with a knife or scissorswool rug, patons & baldwin, latch hook

Purchased in Athens from antiques dealer (Pandrossou St, Monastirki) by donors sister in the 1970's. Guests in Turkey would be offered water to wash their hands and yagliks to wipe them. When everyone sat crossed legged at low tables, yagliks were also used to cover their laps from spills. They were also used to wrap items such as an important letter, sum of money, present, jewellery, gift of fruits or sweets, an article of clothing - all wrapped in an embroidered yaglik or bocha (square cloth). The richer the wrapping the greater the compliment. In wealthy households, as soon as a girl was old enough she would learn embroidery and start preparing for her trousseau and her home furnishings.Example of Ottoman EmbroideryTseure (Turkish towel), embroidered both ends with floral motifs in pink, blue, green and yellow threadflower, floral

Purchased in Athens from antiques dealer (Pandrossou St, Monastirki) by donors sister in the 1970's. Guests in Turkey would be offered water to wash their hands and yagliks to wipe them. When everyone sat crossed legged at low tables, yagliks were also used to cover their laps from spills. They were also used to wrap items such as an important letter, sum of money, present, jewellery, gift of fruits or sweets, an article of clothing - all wrapped in an embroidered yaglik or bocha (square cloth). The richer the wrapping the greater the compliment. In wealthy households, as soon as a girl was old enough she would learn embroidery and start preparing for her trousseau and her home furnishings.Example of Ottoman EmbroideryYaglik (Turkish towel), embroidered both ends with geometric motifs in grey, blue, red and metallic threadflower, floral

The 8th Light Horse Regiment was engaged in the battle to capture Turkish defences in and around Beersheba in early November 1917 in conjunction with other Light Horse units and troops from the Imperial Camel Corps, British Yeomanry Division, New Mounted Rifles and 53 Welsh Division. The 8th Light Horse Regiment AIF was raised at Broadmeadows Victoria in September 1914 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Alexander White and formed part of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade. The regiment served at Gallipoli where in a courageous but ill-fated charge at the Nek on 7 August 1915 it suffered horrendous casualties including Lieutenant Colonel White. Rebuilt in Egypt under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Maygar VC the regiment went on the serve throughout the Middle East Campaign. Colonel Maygar died of wounds at Beersheba when the regiment was attacked by enemy aircraft while waiting to follow up the successful charge of the 4th LH Brigade on 30 October 1917. The 8th Light Horse AIF was disbanded in 1919, but soon after re-raised as the 8th (Indi) Light Horse in the Citizen Military Forces, superseding 16th (Indi) Light Horse.Comparatively rare collection of photographs of 8th Light Horse (AIF) on operations in Egypt and Sinai 1916-1918.Black and White photograph of two-wheeled water cart drawn by donkey, also two mounted men who are wearing sun toppees and one has a rifle in rifle bucket."Captured Turkish water cart at Beersheba with British Yeomanry"beersheba, turkish, world war one, wwi, 8th, light horse

Tile with Turkish Flag