Snapshot photograph album by an unknown photographer, taken between 1915 and about 1925. Photographs of various sizes taken of British warships, civillian, naval and army personnel during and just after the first world war, including views of Galipolli, Broadstairs and Ghana. Kodak Album no 37.
A black and white photograph showing a girl with a stick on the beach at Broadstairs, taken by an unknown photographer, June 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 13.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘My First Dug-out’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 14.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Self and Dug-outs, X Beach’ taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 15.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘No. 3 Field Ambulances’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 16.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Examining Clothes’,, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 20.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘M.O’s Dugout’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 27.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘ A shell bursting’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 31.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Periscopes in use’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 32.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘On the Lookout’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 35.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Hallding and a French Officer’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 37.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Mule Carts at ‘W’ Beach’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 41.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Crook’s Villa on the Terrace’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 42.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Indian Cart Drivers, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 43.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘A Cemetery at Gallipoli’ taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 14.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘The Gully’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, p. 27.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘A Machine Gunner’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 32.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘In the Trenches’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 35.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Caterpillar pulling up wreckage ’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 38.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘French Gun’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 42.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Crook’s and Taylor’s Dugouts’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 25.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Dummies’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 26.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Shells bursting on Seki Baba’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 27.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Building a Hospital at ‘X’ Beach’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 30.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘A Bomb Catapult’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 32.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘The Communication Trench’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 35.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘’W’ Beach from the Sea’, taken by an unknown photographer at Gallipoli, about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 43.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Bostock, Lauderdale, Fry, Sivewright, taken by an unknown photographer at a military training camp about 1915, from an album of photographs in the Kodak collection, page 9.
A black and white photograph of the beach at Broadstairs, taken by an unknown photographer, June 1915, from an album of snapshots in the Kodak collection, page13.
A black and white photograph entitled ‘Self’, taken by an unknown photographer at a military training camp about 1915, from an album of snapshots in the Kodak collection, page 7.
