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Black and white photograph depicting man on horseback . Description notes read A Squadron 6th A . L . H . / 30 . 10 . 18 " " No . 8478 / Trooper Wally Eberle " . ""lack and white photograph depicting man on horseback . Description notes read " A…

flat top blue enamal water bottle ( canteen ), cloth covered with iron topped cork stopper in leather cradle attached to leather shoulder strap

Steel bridle bit with steel chain ( 19 loops ) attached . Top of proper left side of bit has a steel hook attached . Inscriptions on bit : ' L ' on top proper ride side , ' STEEL ' on top proper left side , ' JOE CRADDOCK & SON LTD 1916 ' and arrow…

Full calf length leather legging with split at back - 2 loop holes on centre front for wraparound strap - 2 buckles at top

Full calf length leather legging with split at back - 2 loop holes on centre front - wraparound strap with buckle at top - second strap and buckle at top

Banner reads: 'Light Horse Service Units 1914-1918 / Gallipoli Egypt / Sinai Syria / Palestine"

Divided diagonally ; left blue and right white with inverse coloured text . There is a fringe along the bottom and fluffy braid along the edges . On…

Green felt slouch hat with lined edge - green external wool band - brown leather chin strap - 2 metal eyelets on proper left and proper right side - brown leather band on interior - metal rising sun badge with words ' AUSTRALIA COMMONWEALTH MILITARY…

Round silver watch with roman numeral numbering on watch face ; Small dial where ' 6 ' would normally be placed to denote the number of seconds that have passed ; Appears that one metal loop that would have held watchband has broken off previously as…

War medals of T/Cpl 1529 Alfred E. Upham, 7th Lighthorse Regiment, enlisted 5 September 1915 and returned to Australia 28 August 1919.

War medals of T/Cpl 1529 Alfred E. Upham, 7th Lighthorse Regiment, enlisted 5 September 1915 and returned to Australia 28 August 1919.

War medals of T/Cpl 1529 Alfred E. Upham, 7th Lighthorse Regiment, enlisted 5 September 1915 and returned to Australia 28 August 1919.

The letter 'A' indicates that the solider, Alexander Douglas Mackellar, served on the Gallopoli Peninsula