Where the Anzacs dug themselves in on the shelterless slopes of barren hills exposed to enemy fire.
Photograph
Where the Anzacs dug themselves in on the shelterless slopes of barren hills exposed to enemy fire.
From The Great War
1915
Gelatin silver print, printed later
Each image: 8 x 7.7 cm
Mount: 9 x 18 cm
Gift of Donald K. Weber, 2005
2005.0805.0071
Inscriptions recto (stamped in black ink): REALISTIC TRAVELS / LONDON-CAPETOWN-BOMBAY-MELBOURNE-TORONTO / 109 / BY ROYAL COMMAND OF THEIR IMPERIAL MAJESTIES / KING GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY / Realistic / (c) / Travels / Where the Anzacs dug themselves in on the shelter- / less slopes of barren hills exposed to enemy fire.
