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Photograph, Three soldiers, P. Nash, Herb Godbear and Raymond Membrey

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Historical information

Three soldiers January 1916. 21st Battalion A.I.F. Raymond Edward Membrey on right of photo with friends Perch Nash & Herb Godbear,

Physical description

Photographic post card of three W.W.1 soldiers in uniform.

Inscriptions & markings

Written under photo print Percy Nash, Herb Godbear (friends) Raymond Edward Membrey. January 1916. 21st Battalion A.I.F.
Written on the post card dated 10.12.15.
Dear Tot & Lil.
I owe you a letter but there not much news this time. We have been on weekend leave from yesterday at 12 o'clock till midnight tonight I am going up for a swim and then out to Harolds. Did M. J McKinnon come home in the hospital ship. It was hard luck that cake being shook by the dog. We went to poyts last night. We are going to Tugamah on New Year's Day. We have to meet another hospital ship tomorrow in the morning and play at Moonie Ponds in the afternoon. All the news this time. Raymond

Subjects

stawell ww1

Identifier

0146-3

Production methods

Photograph

Materials

Photographic print

Measurements

Length: 8.5, Height: 13.5

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Accessed 28 April 2024

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Photograph, Three soldiers, P. Nash, Herb Godbear and Raymond Membrey

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