001 To my brother Harold, from Bert
Source: ebay
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002 'Alex' 28117
This inscription is on the back of the card, but Service no. does not cross reference with any 'Alex'
The serial number belongs to Alcock, Keith; Army Number - 28117; Date of birth - 01 February 1920 I would be thinking that it was a photo of himself taken in Alexandria Eygpt. That is a common way of identifying a location by a serviceman. Bob |
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Wedding photo
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3 solders
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Family of wife and 2 sons
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Sailor, HMAS "Cerberus": "Yours truly Stan 14.11.17" in bottom R corner.
Dave had a friend called Stan Ridley, from Campbells Creek, who served in the war. I've always assumed that Stan was in the AIF, but he's not in the rolls etc - so perhaps he was in the navy. Stan was married in 1922 and died in 1963, so clearly he got back from the war. fcutting@alphalink.com.au |
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'To Alice from Frank with best love and wishes ta ta xxx'
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WW1 PICTURE POSTCARD OF SOLDIER PTE. 1912A WILLIAM JAMES GILLARD, 35TH BN AIF JOINED 01/03/16, WIA 08/06/17 (GROIN & LEFT ARCHILLIES) RETURNED TO AUSTRALIA 25/08/17.
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Courtesy of Helen Prettejohn
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