World War 1, South-West Asia, Türkiye, Gallipoli, MOORE-JONES, "Sketches Made at ANZAC", Plate 10 - The Terrible Country Towards Suvla, 1915
Overview
Plate 10 of a ten-element series inscribed "THE TERRIBLE COUNTRY TOWARDS SUVLA / Sketched looking North and down from the Heights of Walker's Ridge and Russell's Top, showing the Suvla Bay Landing / Places - B & C Beaches, -Salt Lake, Chocolate Hill, Table Top, and the Village of Biyuk Anafarta, etc."
This item is part of a folio set of ten half-tone colour prints entitled 'Sketches Made at Anzac' by H Moore-Jones published in London by Hugh Rees in 1916, in an orange coloured presentation card folder with gilt printed details. The prints are unframed and mounted on card with printed captions underneath. The set is missing Plate 1 – The Coast From Suvla Bay to Gaba Tepe
Details
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Registration number
cwa-org-32-45-648
Inscriptions and markings
AMWA45648
Last modified
Monday, 12 October, 2026
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