PORTRAIT OF IVY GUNN AND WILL OF RUPERT GUNN

Sepia prints of postcard. (a) Studio portrait of Ivy Gunn. A slim young woman, she is dressed in a long-sleeved, slim-fitting, light, ankle length dress with tiered skirt, lace trim and a wide dark belt. She is wearing low- heeled dark shoes and stockings. Her long dark hair is parted and softly swept into a ribbon at the back of her neck and then onto her shoulder. She holds a bunch of long-stemmed artificial flowers in her right hand. (b) Handwritten on the rear of the postcard is the will of her brother, Rupert. [If anything happens to me/ driver R.G. Gunn 10th A L H R/ 3 Brigade would finder of Pocket/ Books. Money or anything in/ pockets Kindly Post same to my/ wife and daughter Mrs R G Gunn/ 18 Brisbane terrace Perth/ and oblige Yours Bob/R.G. Gunn/ 10 A.L.H.R./ 3rd Brigade. ___________ / I this day 29th May 1915/ in case of my death during/ the War. Leave any money/ owing to me from the common/ wealth military forces./ to my mother Mrs J Gunn/ Griver Street Cottesloe. And/ my wife Mrs R.G. Gunn 18 Brisbane/ terrace Perth it is to be equally/ divided.]