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Anzac book, TheWritten and illustrated in Gallipoli by the men of Anzac. Handwritten in ink on flyleaf: “Helgeson, Halstead, Hastings”

Our boys at the front : the Mornington Peninsula at war, 1914-18From the pages of the Peninsula Post

Letter 23rd April 1919A typed letter written by Major W. Conder of Langwarrin Camp, to Mrs John Mills of Maffra, thanking her for her help with the returned soldiers at the camp. The letter is headed Australian Military Forces, 3rd Military District Headquarters, Melbourne

Letter 1918A typed letter, probably typed from the original, from Lieutenant Graeme Stobie of “C” Company to Mr Romeo, expressing his condolences for the death of Mr Romeo’s son, Private M. Romeo. The letter is headed “France” and dated 20/6/18

Monash: the outsider who won a war: a biography of Australia’s greatest military commanderGeneral Sir John Monash changed the way wars were fought and won. During the first World War he used innovative techniques and modern technology to plan and win a succession of major battles that led to the end of the war

VC Medal, c. 2000These two images show two women, one wearing war medals and the other a close-up of the medals. The woman on the left has fair hair and is wearing a blue jacket with a red and white scarf around her neck. The woman wearing the medals has a pink and blue patterned dress, grey hair and a blue hat.

Loyal Australia Poster for Peace Train

World War 1 Honour Board

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