Original WWI Australian Medal and Ephemera Group - Horace William Vincent Daly - ANZAC German Machine Guns The supply of ammunition carried

The supply of ammunition carried in the cartridge belt was augmented by the addition of one or more olive drab cloth six-pocket bandolier

The band is red with a white center stripe that is a separate piece stitched onto it

which was used for beach landing practice and then took part in the many practice invasions which took place there

Army Carlisle Model Medium Battle Dressing Sterilized - Camouflaged in original cardboard box

leaving a huge body of work

Original WWI Australian Medal and Ephemera Group - Horace William Vincent Daly - ANZAC German Machine Guns The supply of ammunition carriedOriginal Item One of a Kind. This is a rare medal and ephemera group to an ANZAC soldier who saw three and a half years of service during World War I with both the 22nd Brigade, Field Artillery, and the 1st Divisional Ammunition Column. Named items to Australian soldiers of the First World War are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Horace William Vincent Daly was born in Blackheath, Cumberland, Australia in January 1889. He joined the Australian