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SOUVENIR FROM A MEMBER OF THE FIRST DIVISION AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES

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Brown paper cover with black lettering and design. At top of cover Series C, Copyright. Book of illustrations of rose/red photos taken at Mena Camp, Pyramids and Cairo, Egypt, Season 1914-1915. In two pictures the 11th (West Australian) Infantry Battalion can be seen in the distance. On back cover is written in ink 'Stan Faulkner, Mount Barker'.

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Souvenir of The First Division Australian Imperial Forces in Egypt.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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