Hugh Andrew Geraldton Campbell papers

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8.L.Z.4 - 62d.15.21.27 - 1.4.18.12:30

Showing trench placements in heavily farmed landscape, France

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8.L.Z.11 - 62d.J.16.22.23 - 2.4.18.6

Showing cross roads, and craters in heavily farmed landscape, France

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8.AE.X.1 - 62d.J.7.13 - 11.4.18.4

Showing large town and surrounding farm land, dissected by possible railway line, France

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8AE.X.2 - 62d.J.1.2.7.8.14 - 11.4.18.4

Showing significant built environment of large town, dissected by possible railway line, France

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P.3.B.R.4 - 28 U.29d.C.5.6 - 16.3.18.5

Annotations include Lys River, France

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A3.AE.B.239 - 66d.A.16.b.c.d.22.b.23.a - 14.8.18.8 - F2.6

Showing landscape of extensive entrenchment and bomb craters, France

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A.3.AE.B.242 - 66o.A.15.b.d.16.a.c.21.b.22a - 14.8.18.8 - F2.6

Showing railway at top of image and heavily entrenched landscape, France

Features: William McCallum Park Campbell (1887-1942) standing (right), his mother Margaret McVean Campbell (nee Park, 1862-1943) holding her grandson Donald McCallum Campbell (1926-2011) and William McCallum Park (1836-1934) seated

Mounted family portrait, featuring Margaret McVean Campbell (nee Park, 1862-1943) and her two sons.

Left: William McCallum Park Campbell (1887-1942)

Centre: Hugh Andrew Geraldton Campbell (1885-1974)

Margaret McVean Campbell (nee Park, 1862-1943)

There are three copies of the image, two are mounted.

Informal photograph of an elderly Hugh Andrew Geraldton Campbell (1885-1974) reading the newspaper.

Paper wallet containing 5 informal photographs, possibly of Campbell family members and property near Boonah, Queensland. Includes a fuel ration ticket valid until 31 July 1949.

Photographic postcard featuring members of the Past Grammar School Football Club, runners up in the Q.R.U. Senior Premiership, 1908.

• Back row: J. Campbell, R.P. Short, M.V. Parker.
• Third row: A. Wallace, W.S. Hurwood, C. Hicks, D.F. Story, W.A. Wight.
• Second row: C.S. Graham, N.R. Murray, D. Gunn, F. Walsh, I. Brown, W.S. Dixon, T. Brundrith, W.P. Woods.
• First row: G. Gross, T.C. Trodson, A.G. Corrie, R.H. Roe, F. Cleeve, W.G. Newell, J.J. Walsh.
• In front: F. Nichol.

Studio portrait of Hugh Campbell, approximately 21 years of age

Ada Blanche Campbell (nee Caflish) pictured centre, with two of her siblings

Ada Blanche Campbell pictured centre with young baby on her lap

Ada (Blanche) and Hugh Campbell with their pet dog

Hugh Campbell standing, with Ada (Blanche) Campbell, left and Margaret Campbell, holding a young baby

Ada (Blanch) Campbell

Ada (Blanche) and Hugh Campbell pictured in the front yard of 'Rutherglen', Moffat Street, Caloundra

Ada (Blanche) Campbell holding her pet cat

Hugh, Ada (Blanche) and another at the front door of their newly constructed home, Moffat Street, Caloundra.

Partially constructed Campbell family home, Moffat Street, Caloundra.

Hugh, Ada and another posing in front of their newly constructed home, Moffat Street, Caloundra

Distant view of partially constructed Campbell family home, Moffat Street, Caloundra

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Three unsent German field service postcards (feldpostkarte), inscribed on rear by Hugh Campbell "Fritz Field Service PC captured June 7th 1917", forwarded to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Letter from Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, France to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera. He writes of his experiences and wounding while working near Hill 60, Ypres.

Includes envelope, see item 25

Letter from the Records Office, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), London to Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, France, replying to his request for the address of Edward John Skinner, no. 36535, 11th Field Artillery Brigade.

Field service postcard from Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, Enoggera, Brisbane.

Greeting card entitled 'True sympathy is sorrow's silver lining' sent by Hugh Campbell to his mother Margaret Campbell, wishing her happiness for Christmas and the New Year.

Greeting card entitled 'Remembrance' sent by Hugh Campbell, to his uncle Jack Campbell, wishing him 'god speed'.

Memorial card for Sergeant James McLean Stafford, 47th Infantry Battalion, who was killed in action, France, 5 April 1918.

Memorial card issued by Hugh Campbell after the death of his wife Ada Blanche Campbell (nee Caflisch), 27 July 1964, age 77.

Typed memorandum to Headquarters, Overseas Training Brigade, Longbridge Deverell, requesting 2nd Lieutenant Campbell to report to the embarkation officer, Southampton, to proceed overseas to return to his unit.

Movement order for 1 officer, 3rd Australian Division Engineers giving authority to travel to Australian Base Depot, Le Havre, France.

Certificate certifying that Sapper Hugh Campbell has passed an examination for the rank of Corporal.

Certificate noting that Lieutenant Hugh Campbell has completed a course of Advanced Book-keeping.

Letter from Supreme Court Justice Mostyn Hanger, to Hugh Campbell, congratulating him for carrying on the work of his late wife

Invoice and receipt for puttees and gloves, ordered by cadet Hugh Campbell from military tailor Ernest Randall, Newark.

Receipt for professional services provided by Dr H. Stanley Waters, to Hugh Campbell, Enoggera.

Invoice and receipt for binding 'Contralto Songs' made out to Mr H Campbell from printers and binders Powells & Pughs Limited, Brisbane.

Invoice and receipt for accommodation at the Hotel Corones, Charleville, made out to Mrs Campbell.

Unrelated envelope containing fragment of fuselage and medal ribbon, purported to have been taken from the aircraft of Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen, known as the Red Baron, after it had been shot down on 21 April 1918 while flying over Morlancourt Ridge, near the Somme River, France.

Newspaper clipping entitled 'The Kaiser's Prayer' published in 1915.

Newspaper clipping entitled 'The Charge of the Third Brigade' published in the Brisbane Courier. The article is a poem written by Corporal Ben Clark about the landing of Australian troops at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli.

Newspaper clipping entitled 'Death of German Airman' published in The Telegraph (Brisbane). It describes the story of an eye-witness, Hugh Campbell who saw the incident in April 1918.

Newspaper clipping entitled 'Who saw the Baron killed?' requesting eyewitness to the death of Baron von Richtoften in France in April 1918.

Fragments of a silk patriotic fundraising ribbon: Australia Day Anniversary, Adelaide, July 28th 1916.

Small art work in water-colour, depicting the River Nile, a local sailing vessel and the Pyramids in the back ground.

Small art work in water-colour, depicting women filling water vessels probably at the River Nile.

Small art work in water-colour, depicting a palm grove on the banks of the River Nile with the Pyramids in the back ground.

Corporal Hugh Campbell's pay book detailing monies payed to him whilst on active service from 17 July 1916 to January 1917.

Lieutenant Hugh Campbell's pay book detailing monies payed to him whilst on active service from 31 July 1916 to 9 January 1919

Lieutenant Hugh Campbell's pay book detailing monies payed to him whilst on active service from 30 January 1919 to 26 August 1919

Queensland Government Savings Bank, pass book in the name of Hugh Campbell and his brother William, opened on 24th April 1918

Booklet of unused postcards 'Correspondance Militaire Carte Postal' featuring a sketch of allied flags mounted on a field artillery gun.

Paybook receipt issued to Hugh Campbell on board SS Themistocles on his return voyage to Australia

Book of unused postcards entitled '20 Nice Artistic Views from Cairo' produced by the Cairo Postcard Trust, Cairo.

Notecard entitled 'Prevention of "Trench Feet" and Frostbite' issued to Australian soldiers during the First World War.

Leave or Duty Ration book, for soldier or sailor, issued to cadet Hugh Campbell for use whilst on leave 18.12.1918 to 3.1.1919 in England. Several of the coupons have been removed.

Leave or Duty Ration book, for soldier or sailor, issued to 2nd Lieutenant Hugh Campbell for use whilst on leave 3.1.1919 to 6.1.1919 in England. Many of the coupons have been removed.

Silver (25th) Anniversary Report of the inauguration and progress of the Loyal Prince George Lodge, no.28, Queensland Branch. Multi-paged booklet, showing images of the founding members and detailing the branch activities since its inauguration in 1892.

Illustrated toast list for attendees at the 'Presentation of Certificates to our returned soldiers and Unveiling of Honour Board', held at the Council chambers for the Shire of Enoggera.

Illustrated menu and toast list for the third annual Christmas Dinner, 1918 for 11th Field Company Engineers, No. 3 Section.

Receipt for life insurance premium, payable for Hugh Campbell.

Demobilisation movement card for Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, giving notice to proceed to England for repatriation to Australia

Brochure provided for Australian soldiers whilst on leave in London. It details accommodation, entertainment and includes a map of London. There are two copies.

Leaflet entitled 'A message to the men of the Third Australian Division' from Major General John Monash, calling upon their courage and perseverance as they are about to embark for service in France.

Order of service, Citizens Memorial Service for his late Majesty King Edward VII held in the Exhibition Showgrounds, Brisbane.

Program of events held during the Brightlingsea Naval & Military Sports, Bayard Recreation Ground, Brightlingsea, Essex.

Illustrated menu and toast list for Christmas Dinner, 1917 for 11th Field Company Engineers.

Program for concert party held by members of the 3rd Australian Division, on board HMAT Themistocles enroute to Australia.

Study notes for cadets attending the Royal Engineer Officer Cadet Battalion school, held at Kelham Hall, Newark in April 1918.

Propaganda leaflet published in the guise the Last Will and Testament of the Kaiser, the German Emperor in 1914.

Newspaper clipping entitled "Wounded soldiers entertained at Brightlingsea". A seaside town in Essex that hosted many allied soldiers during the First World War.

Newspaper clipping entitled "Naval & Military Sports at Brightlingsea", where Australian soldiers and sailors competed for the prize of a silver cup. It was won by the 11th Australian Field Company Engineers.

Newspaper clipping entitled "Everybody happy at Brightlingsea". It describes the military concert organised by Corporal McGrath, 11th Field Company Engineers, held in Forester's Hall, Brightlingsea, Essex.

A typescript poem entitled "The Bargees of the Baltic and the Butchers of the Belgians" by Tom Bowling.

Leaflet detailing the French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau's visit to the 4th Australian Division's operations at Hamel on 7 July 1918 and his speech to the troops. He refers to the successful Hamel operation as 'not such a very great battle' - although it had cost 1,062 Australian casualties with 800 killed. 

Hand written copy of poem entitled 'In Flanders Fields' which was originally written by Canadian Lieutenant Colonel John McRae in May 1915.

Canvas tag printed on one side "Australian War Museums", repurposed on reverse with "Lt. H. Campbell, 39 Quota, Themistocles".

Score card for 3 day cricket match between M.C.C. (Marylebone Cricket Club) and Yorkshire, held at Lord's ground, St Johns Wood, London, in May 1919.

Leaflet issued by the Department of Information describing the history of the Prussian armies and the rise to power of Adolf Hitler.

Campbell family history notes apparently gathered from articles published in The Queensland Times on 8 and 15 August 1914.

Membership card #107443 for The Overseas Club, made out to Hugh Campbell. The club was a patrotic league formed in Australia in 1911.

Bank passbook in the name of Hugh Campbell, for an account at the Queensland National Bank, Brisbane detailing transactions from 3 January 1930 to 20 January 1931.

Bank passbook in the name of Hugh Campbell, for an account at the Queensland Government Savings Bank, Brisbane, detailing transactions from January 1908 to August 1913.

Official program for a football match between Queensland Football Team and Richmond River at Lismore Oval, NSW. The card is annotated with individual scores.

Book of blotters 'The Popular Plus Blotter Book' marked 'with the compliments of The Commonwealth Oil Refineries Ltd.'

Souvenir menu for the Henley Jetty Pavilion, Henley Beach, South Australia.

Souvenir poster drawn by Sergeant F.G. Goss of the Australian Imperial Force and printed by J Graham Litho of London. The poster details the regimental colours of the Australian Divisions and Battalions, theatres of war Australians fought in, and the decorations that were awarded.

White silk chiffon handkerchief with a folded cerise chiffon border. Embroidered in one corner are a spray of flowers, in the other are the words 'Souvenir of Egypt' together with a Union Jack, the French and Italian flags, and a red shield decorated with a crescent and three stars.

Small Union Jack flag with ribbon ties; in the centre of the flag is the religious motif of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Large Australian red ensign flag, with a white canvas hoist. A length of sisal rope is threaded through the hoist with metal fittings attached at either ends. The brick red body of the flag has been cut to allow the Union Jack and white stars of the Australian flag to be inserted using overcast stitching.

Black leather wallet with envelope-style flap opening. The flap is printed in large green letters with 'The Aussie Wallet', below this, smaller lettering reads 'XMAS WISHES FROM AUSTRALIAN Y.M.C.A. 1918'. It most likely originally contained a yellow cardboard ration book and a red gift diary for 1919, published by the Australian Comforts Fund, also held in this collection.

Plain white china feeding cup, with handle and long pouring spout at right angles to each other. The cover has a Red Cross logo painted on it. The rim and mouth of the spout is decorated with a narrow gold border. This cup is believed to have been in the possession of Mrs Margaret Campbell, who assisted the Australian Red Cross Society during World War 1.

Female Relative Badge with bar bearing a single star. The badge shows a map of Australia within two wreaths surmounted by a king's crown. Between the wreaths are the words 'TO THE WOMEN OF AUSTRALIA'. The reverse bears an impressed serial number 'N28179'. It is further marked 'ISSUED BY THE CWLTH GOVT G & E RODD 1940'. 

A blue enamelled oval badge with the voided letters 'AIF'. The oval contains the words 'ISSUED BY DEPT OF DEFENCE TO WOMEN OF AUSTRALIA'. An enamelled scroll beneath this contains the words 'FOR DUTY DONE'. The badge is surmounted with a King's Crown and has a pin fastening on the back. The reverse is stamped with the maker's details and the number '136558'.

The Female Relative's Badge was issued to the wife and/or mother, or to the nearest female relative of, soldiers, nurses and masseurs who had left Australia for active service abroad during the First World War. This badge would have been associated with Mrs Margaret Campbell, whose son Hugh served with the 11th Field Company Engineers 1916-1919.

Metal name stamp embossed with H. Campbell

Small elliptical shaped enamel brooch with chain. 

A drafting compass set, in its original box. Used for inscribing circles or arcs, also known as 'bow sets' the box contains 7 items of interchangeable parts.

Three gold medals joined at the top with a metal ring. One is stamped 1897 Australia's Diamond Jubilee Celebration, two are stamped 1901 and commemorate the Federation of Australia, they were issued by the State of Queensland.

The Victory Medal that was awarded to Lieutenant H. Campbell, A.I.F. One side is inscribed 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', the reverse depicts the winged figure of Victory. It is accompanied by the original ribbon of a 'two rainbow' design. The medal is impressed around the edge with Hugh Campbell's name.

The British War Medal that was awarded to Lieutenant H. Campbell, A.I.F. It was instituted by King George V in 1919 to mark the end of World War I and record the service given. The reverse side has an image of St George on horseback trampling underfoot the eagle shield of the Central Powers, and a skull and cross-bones, the emblems of death. The obverse shows an effigy of George V. It is impressed around the edge with Hugh Campbell's name. The medal is accompanied by the original ribbon of blue black, white and orange stripes.

Ribbon medal bar belonging to Hugh Campbell who served in the First World War. Ribbon bars are used for displaying the awards for an individual when not wearing medals. 

Souvenired fragment of Zeppelin L33 that crash landed at New Hall Farm, Little Wigborough, in Essex on 24 September 1916. The German crew of L33 survived and became prisoners of war. The item is an 'L' shaped piece of aluminium alloy riveted together. Attached is a cardboard label which describes the dimensions of the Zepplin as: length 450 feet, breadth 50 feet, height 80 feet.

Spent cartridge souvenired by Hugh Campbell. Attached is a cardboard label which reads "This cartridge case is the … cartridge used by the firing party at the casualty death of […] of the 11th Coy [other words illegible].

Three souvenired bullet tips, collected by Hugh Campbell from the field during the First World War.

Copper device designed to fit on the base of a 18 pounder shell during storage and transit to protect the primer from accidental detonation. The device is stamped 18PR BSC and an S within a square and has a webbing strap as a handle. The 18 Pounder was the main field gun of British and Commonwealth Forces during the First World War.

Brass nose caps from artillery shells used during the First World War, souvenired by Hugh Campbell in the field.

Metal shrapnel ring, souvenired by Hugh Campbell in the field during the First World War.

Brass heart-shaped box lined with blue velvet. Commonly known as 'trench art' items were made by soldiers, prisoners of war or civilians, from debris and by-products of warfare, usually associated with the First World War.

German soldier's leather belt with brass buckle which is inscribed with the words 'Furchtlos Und Trew' (Fearless and Loyal), souvenired by Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

Tin folding cup with cover & fold out handle, patented & dated Oct. 8, 1912. It measures  2.5" bottom diameter & 2.25" top diameter X 2.75" tall when opened. The item has 4 concentric ring sections that open out on each other to form the cup.

The bottom of cup is stamped "Patented Hero Trade Mark Oct. 8, 1912, and the cover is embossed with a German 'Iron' cross.

Silver coloured identification bracelet, oval shaped identity disc attached to a link chain bracelet with quick release hook. Impressed into the disc is the details of the wearer 'Cpl. H.CAMPBELL PRES. 9505 11TH FLD. COY. ENG.'

Silver coloured identity disc which has been engraved on the front with the details of the wearer '9505 Cpl Hugh Campbell 11 F coy Engrs AIF Pres'.

[Pres=Presbyterian]

The reverse is engraved with his next of kin 'Mrs M MacVan Campbell Enoggera Brisbane Q'

One pair of brass 'Australia' shoulder titles worn by Lieutenant Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

Corps of Engineers badge worn by Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

Brass military badge in the form of a flaming grenade, with pin for attachment.

Scored metal lengths of shrapnel, 125 mm long x 20 mm wide, souvenired by Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

Fragments of metal, presumably shrapnel, souvenired by Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

'Rising Sun' badges with a scroll inscribed with the words ‘Australian Commonwealth Military Forces’ which were worn by Hugh Campbell during the First World War.

Metal officers pips, which would have been worn by Hugh Campbell as Lieutenant, during the First World War.

Cloth officers pips, which would have been worn by Hugh Campbell, during the First World War.

Returned Sailor's Soldier's Airmen's Imperial League (RSSAILA) / Returned & Services League of Australia (RSL) membership badge, no.Q53981 which belonged to Hugh Campbell.

Patriotic badge for Australia Day 1916 featuring the Australian red ensign flag and a kangaroo.

Patriotic pin featuring the Australian red ensign flag.

Returned Services League, Services Member badge.

Small metal key, 40 mm attached to leather tag. Provenance unknown.

Yale padlock with key, attached with leather strap.

Brown leather notebook and pencil used by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers to record training notes.

Included in the front pocket are: five South Australian railway tickets; receipt for a room dated 1917; and a newspaper clipping describing "Troops on the March" published in the Adelaide Advertiser, 6 May 1916.

This notebook of quarter-inch graph paper, was used by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, to record movements of soldiers in Sections 3 & 4 of his Company. It contains several loose pages as well as several sheets of carbon paper.

Notebook belonging to Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, containing an assortment of papers, cuttings and receipts etc relating to his service in the First World War.

They include a booklet on Gas Defence; an unused leave pass W.3105; application for railway pass, Codford; a sketch of his accommodation, France; and newspaper clippings, one of which refers to the death of his younger brother William McCallum Park Campbell in 1942.

Diary of Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers relating details of his journey from Mitcham Camp, Port Adelaide to Devonport, England on the troopship SS Suevic, in 1916.

Handwritten notes kept by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers while attending 'Gas School' in 1917.

Handwritten notes and sketches by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, while attending 'Gas School' in 1917.

Diary kept by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers, whilst serving overseas in 1919. Issued by the Australian Comforts Fund as a gift to soldiers.

'Pocket book of engineering formulae & memoranda for civil, mechanical and electrical engineers' by Sir Guildford L. Molesworth and Henry Bridges Molesworth, 27th edition; with an Electrical Supplement by Walter H. Molesworth, published E.& F.N. Spon, London, 1916.

Ring binder of numbered blueprints, kept by Hugh Campbell while attending the School of Military Engineers, Brightlingsea, Essex in 1916.

Despatch from Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, K.T., G.C.B., G.C.V.O., Commanding-in-Chief, British Armies in France : covering the period from 8th December 1917 to 30th April 1918

'There'll always be an England : address' /​ by A.E. Heath, 9th June 1942

Soldier songs from Anzac : written in the firing line /​ by Tom Skeyhill ; with introduction by J.W. McCay

'Unarmed action : a training handbook for the forces' / by Mickey Wood

Model no. 1 Complete simple steam engine fitted with 'D' slide valve.

Also present in the cardboard box are - a label on how to use the models and two leaflets advertising the publication of other models.

Cardboard working model for engineering students. Model No.1

Newspaper clippings kept by Hugh Campbell, 11th Field Company Engineers. 1. 'The Old Way' a poem by Ronald A Hopwood, The Times, 16.9.1916; 2. 'Diary of the war' The Times 4.8.1917; 3. 'Seven months of fighting in France' The Times, 1.9.1918; 4. 'Seven months of fighting in France. Ypres and Passchendaele', The Times, 10.1.1918; 5. 'Peace Souvenir', Brisbane Courier 18.7.1919.

Working models for engineering students; engine slide valves, series no.1 & no.2. Published by the authors Thomas Jones and T. Gilbert Jones. It consists of a box of 8 cardboard models and booklet of notes. Included are two leaflets advertising publication of other models.

Colour map produced by the 'Daily Mail' during the First World War, showing the railway routes, major attractions and the location of the British Army & navy Leave Club.

Tramways de paris. Couleurs-Guide. Colour guide to the railways and bus routes of Paris. It includes a letter/number scale on the reverse. Printed by Vaugirard, Paris.

Coloured map 1:20,000 showing trenches marked in red through Vaire Wood, near Hamel, France. Parts of 62 [degrees] NE & 62 [degrees] S.E. the map was prepared by the Corps Topo Section, with trenches corrected to 24.7.1918.

Coated textile map, showing hand-drawn defence and communication trenches, possibly an air-observers map, of Gapaard north west of Messines, France.

Map to scale 1:20,000 featuring Aubigny, Corbie, Le Neuville, Bonnay, Somme River. Marked secret. Annotated with red ink.

Mounted illuminated certificate given to Hugh Campbell recognising his service as Special Constable for the City of Brisbane during the 1912 strike.

Mounted paper certificate confirming the commission of Hugh Campbell as Second Lieutenant, Defence Force of the Commonwealth, 3 January 1919. The certificate is authorized by King George V.

Mounted paper certificate confirming the commission of Hugh Campbell as Second Lieutenant, Defence Force of the Commonwealth, 14 June 1922. The certificate is authorized by the Governor-General, Henry William, Baron Forster.

[Hugh Campbell was in fact commissioned as a Lieutenant in April 1919].

Queensland Government Gazette. Extraordinary, VCX1 No.191 Notification that Germany has signed the Armistice with the Allies, and that the war has ended.

Certificate awarded to Mrs Margaret Campbell by the Australian Red Cross Society (B.R.C.S.) in recognition of five years service during "the Great War 1914 1919."

The upper half of the certificate depicts a red cross within a circle, on either side of which a young woman in a Red Cross pinafore is seated, engaged in knitting and needlework, and above which stands an Australian soldier holding a rifle with fixed bayonet. Signature at lower left of image: "Lik". The certificate is signed "Helen Munro Furguson".

Colourised studio portrait of the "Landon Trio" Vaughan, Mary and Bernice, c1935-1945

Group pictured in front of fund raising stall, two are dressed in Red Cross uniforms.

Portrait of Ethel Inez Caflisch, inscribed on rear "With love from Ethel 1:6:1917"

Studio portrait, probably of two Caflisch sisters, taken in Brisbane, 1912

Used lettergram envelope addressed to Miss Blanche Caflish, Colton Street, Highgate Hill

Letter to Ada Campbell, Enoggera from Deputy Director-General of Education, confirming her appointment of Teacher of Singing at the Queensland Conservatorium.

Letter to Ada Campbell, Enoggera from Director-General of Education & chairman, Queensland Conservatorium, confirming her resignation as Teacher of Singing at the Queensland Conservatorium. The envelope is included.

Handwritten notes regarding Ada Blanche Campbell's estate. The envelope is included.

Draft, annotated, Last Will & Testament of Ada Blanche Campbell.

A typed extract from "The art of singing" by Arthur Cranmer, entitled 'Breathing'.

Greeting card "with best of good wishes for Christmas and the coming year" from A.L. Caflisch, Lismore, N.S.W.

Greeting card/booklet entitled "Daily Guidance" sent to to Blanche, from Elane, Xmas 1913.

Invitation from Ada Campbell to attend a 'kitchen tea' for Gwen Campbell, 4 September [19--]

Booklet entitled "The pleasures of music" presented to Ada Campbell from Joni ? Ferguson.

Greeting card from Brenda Cordes, London to Ada Campbell. The card includes sprig of dried heather. The envelope is included.

Certificate of Marriage issued to Hugh Campbell and Ada Caflisch, South Brisbane.

Certificate of examinations in music, details of marks awarded to Ada B. Caflisch. A partial envelope is included.

Certificate of examinations in music, details of marks awarded to Blanche Caflisch.