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German soldiers on the San River in Russia on July 17, 1916. The river flows beyond the trees in the distance. Text, a short translated part of the writing on the front side: 'From the trenches Jul 17 1916 — a small view from our trenches. Above the dam behind the forest there is the San river. Beside there are many fishermen and smokehouses. It's said that there have been made 50 tons of smoked fish each year.' Translation courtesy of Thomas Faust, eBay's Urfaust.more German soldiers on the San River in Russia on July 17, 1916. The river flows beyond the trees in the distance. A short translated part of the writing on the front side:

'From the trenches Jul 17 1916 — a small view from our trenches. Above the dam behind the forest there is the San river. Beside there are many fishermen and smokehouses. It's said that there have been made 50 tons of smoked fish each year.'

Translation courtesy of Thomas Faust, eBay's Urfaust.		 German soldier, German soldiers, 1916-07-17, 1916, July, Russia, San River, San River soldiers
The Cobbers memorial, Fromelles, France. In the aftermath of the July 19-20, 1916 Battle of Fromelles, hundreds of wounded Australian soldiers lay in No Man's Land. For three days and nights these wounded were carried to their trenches. Among the soldiers bringing in the wounded was Sergeant Simon Fraser of the 57th Battalion, who heard a soldier call, 'Don't forget me, cobber.' With others, Fraser brought back this and another wounded man. Text: Cobbersmore The Cobbers memorial, Fromelles, France. In the aftermath of the July 19-20, 1916 Battle of Fromelles, hundreds of wounded Australian soldiers lay in No Man's Land. For three days and nights these wounded were carried to their trenches. Among the soldiers bringing in the wounded was Sergeant Simon Fraser of the 57th Battalion, who heard a soldier call, 'Don't forget me, cobber.' With others, Fraser brought back this and another wounded man. Cobbers 1916-07-20, 1916, July, Fromelles, Battle of Fromelles, Cobber, cobber, Sergeant Simon Fraser, Sergeant Fraser, Simon Fraser, Fraser, wounded, Australian soldier
Headstone of Private W. J. Cullen, 31st Battalion, Australian infantry, died in the attack at Fromelles, France, July 19 and 20, 1916. Text: Australian Imperial Force 623 Private W. J. Cullen 31st Bn. Australian Inf. 19th-20th July 1916 Age 19 Son of William and Elizabeth Cullen of Brunswick, Victoria We never gave up lookingmore Headstone of Private W. J. Cullen, 31st Battalion, Australian infantry, died in the attack at Fromelles, France, July 19 and 20, 1916. Australian Imperial Force

623 Private

W. J. Cullen

31st Bn. Australian Inf.

19th-20th July 1916 Age 19

Son of William and Elizabeth Cullen of Brunswick, Victoria

We never gave up looking		 1916-07-19, 1916, July, Fromelles, Battle of Fromelles, Cullen, W. J. Cullen, , W.J. Cullen, Australian soldier
Headstone of Private A.C. Thomas of the Royal Welch Fusiliers in Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval, France. Thomas died July 20, 1916, aged 23. Text: 12285 Private A.C. Thomas Royal Welch Fusiliers 20th July 1916 Age 23 In Loving Memory Mother and Maudemore Headstone of Private A.C. Thomas of the Royal Welch Fusiliers in Delville Wood Cemetery, Longueval, France. Thomas died July 20, 1916, aged 23. 12285 Private

A.C. Thomas

Royal Welch Fusiliers

20th July 1916 Age 23



In Loving Memory

Mother and Maude		 A.C. Thomas, A. C. Thomas, Thomas, Royal Welch Fusiliers, July, 1916, 1916-07-20, 1916-03-01