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<row _id="1"><Record ID>99184204304402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883279</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Albert Juster, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Albert Juster.  8th Reinforcements, 52nd Infantry Brigade. Son of Mr. W. R. Juster (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Albert Juster, Service Number - 3260</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Albert Juster</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 222651</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465111</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="2"><Record ID>99184204304502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883276</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal Stewart Neil Gow, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal Stewart Neil Gow.  Motor Transport. Son of Mr. R. M. Gow, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Stewart Neil Gow, Service Number - 14643</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Stewart Neil Gow</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 188805</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 4 August 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465110</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="3"><Record ID>99184204304602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883273</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Alan A. Comyns, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Alan A. Comyns.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alan Alfred Comyns, Service Number - 1758</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Allan Alfred Comyns</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 124557</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465109</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="4"><Record ID>99184204304702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883132</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private W.G. Coxon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private W.G. Coxon.  Son of Mr. W.G. Coxon (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William George Coxon, Service Number - 5702</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William George Coxon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 131342</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 7, 3 September 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n007-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465106</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="5"><Record ID>99184204304802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883270</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of K.F. Burslem, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: K.F. Burslem.  15th of the 11th L. H. Younger son of Mr. H. B. Burslem, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.), whose other son has been on active duty for some time past.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Kenneth Francis Burslem, Service Number - 1613</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Kenneth Francis Burslem</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 107244</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Afric A19</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 May 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465108</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="6"><Record ID>99184204304902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883129</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Vivian S. Cooper, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Vivian S. Cooper.  26th Battalion. Son of Mr. P.E.S. Cooper (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Vivian Stewart Cooper, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Vivian Stewart Camper</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 127646</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Seang Choon A49</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  17 August 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 7, 3 September 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n007-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465105</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="7"><Record ID>99184204305002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883267</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Claude Watson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Claude Watson.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Claude Horatio Nelson Watson, Service Number - 34649</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Claude Horatio Nelson Watson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 26275</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Themistocles A32</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0001-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465107</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="8"><Record ID>99184204305102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883126</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Nugent E. Abell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Nugent E. Abell.  (Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Nugent Edward Abell, Service Number - 6121</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Nugent Edward Abell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 67786</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  8 August 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 7, 3 September 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n007-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465104</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="9"><Record ID>99184204305202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883264</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Percy Nicholson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Percy Nicholson.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Percy Henry Nicholson, Service Number - 3455</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Percy Henry Nicholson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 260074</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Mashobra A47</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 January 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0001-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464945</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="10"><Record ID>99184204305302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883123</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Cyril O. Thompson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Cyril O. Thompson.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Oliver Thompson, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Oliver Thompson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 14579</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 31 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24D of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0024D-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465103</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="11"><Record ID>99184204305402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883261</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant James E. Neal, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant James E. Neal.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Edmund Neal, Service Number - 6881</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Edmund Neal</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 257382</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Mooltan</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 14 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464944</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="12"><Record ID>99184204305502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883120</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private F.C. Ellis, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private F.C. Ellis.  9th Reinforcements, 15th Battalion. Son of Mr. F. Ellis (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frank Clifford Ellis, Service Number - 2743</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frank Clifford Ellis</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 160086</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Euripides A14</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 1 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24D of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0024D-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465102</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="13"><Record ID>99184204305602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883258</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private F.C. Caught, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private F.C. Caught.  47th Battalion. (Full Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frank Caught, Service Number - 3244A/3244</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frank Caught</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 115707</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464943</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="14"><Record ID>99184204305702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883117</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner W.H. Bryan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner W.H. Bryan.  7th Battery, 3rd F.A.Brigade. Sons of Mr. W. Bryan (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.). Gunner Bryan is a Master of Science (Queensland University), and saw active service on Gallipoli.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Heywood Bryan, Service Number - 5339/5330</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Heywood Bryan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 103210</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Commonwealth A73</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  27 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24D of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0024D-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465101</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="15"><Record ID>99184204305802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883255</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Eric Trail, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Eric Trail.  Motor Transport Section. Sons of Mr. David Trail (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Eric Trail, Service Number - 14653</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Eric Trail</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 364623</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 4 August 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 35 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0035-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464942</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="16"><Record ID>99184204305902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883114</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private H.C. Bryan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private H.C. Bryan.  A.M.C. Sons of Mr. W. Bryan (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.). Gunner Bryan is a Master of Science (Queensland University), and saw active service on Gallipoli.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Horace Charles Bryan, Service Number - 15458</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Horace Charles Bryan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 103183</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Ormonde</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24D of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0024D-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465100</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="17"><Record ID>99184204306002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883252</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner Albert Trail, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner Albert Trail.  14th Field Artillery. Now in France. Sons of Mr. David Trail (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Albert Trail, Service Number - 1271</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Albert Trail</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 364472</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Port MacQuarie A39</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 17 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 35 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0035-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464941</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="18"><Record ID>99184204306102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883111</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Cedric A. Bell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Cedric A. Bell.  12th Reinforcements, 25th battalion, 7th Infantry Brigade. Son of Mr. E. Austin Bell (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cedric Austen Bell, Service Number - 4794</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cedric Austin Bell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 62501</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Borda A30</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  12 April 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24D of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0024D-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465099</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="19"><Record ID>99184204306202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883249</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private W.J. Levingston, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private W.J. Levingston.  On active service. Son of Mr. Thos. Levingston, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William John Levingston, Service Number - 241</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William John Levingston</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 336528</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Anglo-Egyptian A25</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  2 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 35 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0035-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464940</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="20"><Record ID>99184204306302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883108</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Will D. F. Mowat, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Will D. F. Mowat.  Ist A.G.H. Sons of Mr. G.I.Mowat (Club Member, C.T.Q. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Duncan Finlayson Mowat, Service Number - 466</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Duncan Finlayson Mowat</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 252134</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Aeneas A60</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  10 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465098</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="21"><Record ID>99184204306402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883246</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Thomas Jack, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Thomas Jack.  Formerly Coy. Sergt.-Major. 42nd Battalion. Son of Mr. J. Jack (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Jack, Service Number - 823</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Jack</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 225019</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Aeneas A60</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 June 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 35 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0035-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464970</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="22"><Record ID>99184204306502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883105</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Tom W.W. Mowat, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Tom W.W. Mowat.  "D" Coy., 41st Battalion. Sons of Mr. G.I.Mowat (Club Member, C.T.Q. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Mowat, Service Number - 925</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas William Wale Mowat</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 251891</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Orontes</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465097</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="23"><Record ID>99184204306602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883243</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of C.G. Cole, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: C.G. Cole.  11th Reinforcements, 25th Infantry Battalion. Wounded at Pozieres. Sons of Mr. George Cole, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril George Cole, Service Number - 4403</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril George Cole</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 122860</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ascanius A11</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 31 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 34 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0034-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464969</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="24"><Record ID>99184204306702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883102</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Norman M. P. Mowat, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Norman M. P. Mowat.  Ist A.G.H. Special Reinforcements. Sons of Mr. G.I.Mowat (Club Member, C.T.Q. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Norman Marshall Patterson Mowat, Service Number - 1600</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Norman Marshall Patterson Mowat</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 251889</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Itonus A50</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 12 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465096</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="25"><Record ID>99184204306802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883240</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of C.F. Cole, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: C.F. Cole.  Infantry. "B" Coy., 41st Battalion. Now in France. Sons of Mr. George Cole (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cecil Frank Cole, Service Number - 345</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cecil Frank Cole</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 122818</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of Victoria A16</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 34 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0034-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464963</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="26"><Record ID>99184204306902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883099</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Cyril Donkin, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Cyril Donkin.  42nd Batt., 11th Brigade. Son of Mr. Henry Donkin (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Donkin, Service Number - 78</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Donkin</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 150149</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Suffolk A23</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 June 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465095</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="27"><Record ID>99184204307002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883237</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Jack Seabrook, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Jack Seabrook.  On Active service. Son of Mr. A. R. Seabrook, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Jack Seabrook, Service Number - 3705</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Jack Seabrook</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 185126</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wiltshire A18</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  3 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 33 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0033-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464962</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="28"><Record ID>99184204307102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883096</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of William A. Stirling, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: William A. Stirling.  Field Artillery. Son of Mr. A. Sterling (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Alexander Stirling, Service Number - 27124</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Alexander Stirling</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 325331</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 30 September 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0001-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465094</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="29"><Record ID>99184204307202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883234</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Leslie H. Gibbon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Leslie H. Gibbon.  Royal Flying Corps. Son of Mr. Chas. Gibbon (C.T.A. of Queensland). Photographed with an aircraft.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leslie Herbert Gibbon, UK National Archives reference: AIR 76/180/114</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 5 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0005-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source xsi:nil="true" /><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464961</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="30"><Record ID>99184204307302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883093</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant A.H. Savage, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant A.H. Savage.  (Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld.). See also a write up of his farewell in Vol12 No5, p36.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Herbert Savage, Service Number - 2761</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Herbert Savage</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 311412</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Hawkes Bay</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0001-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465093</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="31"><Record ID>99184204307402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883231</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private W.E. Woods, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private W.E. Woods.  4th Infantry Brigade, 23rd Reinforcements, 15th Battalion. Son of Mr. W. Woods, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Wallace Edgar Woods, Service Number - 7073</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Wallace Edgar Woods</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 28168</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 November 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0010</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464960</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="32"><Record ID>99184204307502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883090</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Andrew Fallon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Andrew Fallon.  (Full Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Andrew Fallon, Service Number - Lieutenant /576</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Andrew Fallon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 162954</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Suffolk A23</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465092</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="33"><Record ID>99184204307602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883228</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Thomas Norman Wilson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Thomas Norman Wilson.  3rd Reinforcements, 42nd Battalion. Son of Mr. T. H. Wilson (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Neil Wilson, Service Number - 2187</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Norman Wilson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 55810</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0009</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464959</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="34"><Record ID>99184204307702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883087</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner W.H. Caporn, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner W.H. Caporn.  No. 6 Machine Gun Section. Son of Mr. H.M. Caporn (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Herbert Caporn, Service Number - 309</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Herbert Caporn</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 112009</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  19 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 6, 3 August 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n006-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465091</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="35"><Record ID>99184204307802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883225</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Steve Wilson Welch, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Steve Wilson Welch.  Sons of Mr. S. R. Welch (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Stephen Wilson Welch, Service Number - 685 - 6851A</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Stephen Wilson Welch</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 355704</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Marathon A74</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 27 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0008</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464958</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="36"><Record ID>99184204307902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883084</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Robert J. DeN. Peel, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 July 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Robert J. DeN. Peel.  Son of Mr. R.S. Peel (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert John De Neuville Peel, Service Number - 95</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert John de Neuville Peel</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 272862</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Beltana A72</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 23 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 5, 1 July 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n005-s0023-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 July 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465090</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="37"><Record ID>99184204308002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883222</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Edward Wilson Welch, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Edward Wilson Welch.  Sons of Mr. S. R. Welch (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edward Wilson Welch, Service Number - 3944</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edward Wilson Welch</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 355623</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Warilda A69</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  31 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0007</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465047</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="38"><Record ID>99184204308102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883081</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant E.F. Trundle, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant E.F. Trundle.  10th Reinforcements, 26th Batt. (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edwin Francis Trundle, Service Number - Second Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edwin Francis Trundle</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 366014</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of Victoria A16</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  28 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 4, 3 June 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n004-s0024A-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465089</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="39"><Record ID>99184204308202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883219</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Trooper W.L. Stirling, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Trooper W.L. Stirling.  5th Light Horse. Son of Mr. James T. Sterling (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Lorne Stirling, Service Number - 2241</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Lorne Stirling</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 325334</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465046</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="40"><Record ID>99184204308302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883078</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Alan G. Corrie, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Alan G. Corrie.  (Club Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alan Gordon Corrie, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alan Gordon Corrie</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 128800</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  19 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 4, 3 June 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n004-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465088</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="41"><Record ID>99184204308402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883216</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sapper Gordon P. McAdam, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sapper Gordon P. McAdam.  6th Field Co. Engineers. Son of Mr. G. McAdam (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Gordon Patterson McAdam, Service Number - 3353</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Gordon Patterson McAdam</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 33652</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Karroo A10</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465045</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="42"><Record ID>99184204308502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883075</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant A. Lipman, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant A. Lipman.  (Full Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Alfred Lipman, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Alfred Lipman</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 337680</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  1 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 4, 3 June 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n004-s0001-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465087</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="43"><Record ID>99184204308602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883213</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of R.B. Mackenzie, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: R.B. Mackenzie.  Sons of Mr. H. Mackenzie, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Reginald Boyd Mackenzie, Service Number - 7024</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Reginald Boyd Mackenzie</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 47569</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 November 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465044</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="44"><Record ID>99184204308702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883072</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant-Major Harry Collins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant-Major Harry Collins.  (Full Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harry Collins, Service Number - 3998</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harry Collins</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 67056</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 4, 3 June 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n004-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465086</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="45"><Record ID>99184204308802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883210</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of S.H. Mackenzie, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: S.H. Mackenzie.  Sons of Mr. H. Mackenzie, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Sydney Herbert Mackenzie, Service Number - Depot/7023</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Sydney Herbert Mackenzie</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 47591</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Kyarra A55</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 November 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465043</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="46"><Record ID>99184204308902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883069</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant W.H.H. Buncombe, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant W.H.H. Buncombe.  (Full Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Harry Buncombe, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Harry Buncombe</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 105028</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  19 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 4, 3 June 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n004-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 June 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465085</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="47"><Record ID>99184204309002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883207</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lance-Corporal Russell Love, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lance-Corporal Russell Love.  Mechanical Motor Transport. Son of Mr. James Love, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Russell Love, Service Number - 13403</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Russell Love</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 340390</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465042</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="48"><Record ID>99184204309102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883066</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant C.J. Elliott, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant C.J. Elliott.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Johnstone Elliott, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Johnstone Elliott</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 159538</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  24 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 3, 3 May 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n003-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465084</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="49"><Record ID>99184204309202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883204</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Charles Raymond Croker, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Charles Raymond Croker.  Son of Mr. James Croker, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Hammond Croker, Service Number - 551</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Raymond Croker</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 136613</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Suevic A29</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465038</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="50"><Record ID>99184204309302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883063</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Colonel H.A. Goddard, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Colonel H.A. Goddard.  (Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Henry Arthur Goddard, Service Number - Brigadier-General</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Henry Arthur Goddard</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 199625</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 12 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 3, 3 May 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n003-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465014</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="51"><Record ID>99184204309402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883060</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Robert Alexander, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Robert Alexander.  A Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld., who went to England to enlist with the Imperial Forces, and now holds a commission.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Osterley</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 3, 3 May 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n003-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 May 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465013</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="52"><Record ID>99184204309502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883201</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private J.H. Hart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private J.H. Hart.  19th Reinforcements, 25th Battalion. For fifteen years traveller and Manager of Messrs. D.&amp; W. Murray's Brisbane Millinery Department. (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Joel Henry Harte, Service Number - 6582</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Joel Henry Hart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 194036</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Orsova A67</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 February 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 1, 3 March 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n001-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 March 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465037</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="53"><Record ID>99184204309602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883057</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant P.W. Hopkins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant P.W. Hopkins.  Son of Dr. G. H. Hopkins (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Paul William Hopkins, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Paul William Hopkins</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 217056</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Melbourne A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1 April 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n002-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465012</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="54"><Record ID>99184204309702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883054</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain F.L. Stephen, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain F.L. Stephen.  (Full member, C.T.A. of Queensland.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick Lawrence Stephen, Service Number - 4189</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick Lawrence Steplien</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 322519</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  11 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1 April 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n002-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465011</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="55"><Record ID>99184204309802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883198</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Ronald R. Rivett, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Ronald R. Rivett.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ronald Rupert Rivett, Service Number - 3508</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ronald Rupert Rivett</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 295932</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 January 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 12, 3 February 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n012-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465036</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="56"><Record ID>99184204309902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883195</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Roy MacDonald, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Roy MacDonald.  Son of Mr. John MacDonald, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Angus Roy MacDonald, Service Number - Lieutenant/13404</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Angus Roy MacDonald</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 17360</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 12, 3 February 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n012-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465035</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="57"><Record ID>99184204310002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883051</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Noel R.G. Ridgway, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Noel R.G. Ridgway.  9th Reinforcements, 25th Battalion, 7th Infantry Brigade. (Full member of C.T.A. of Queensland.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Noel Ridgway, Service Number - 3898</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Noel Ridgway</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 296973</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  31 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1 April 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n002-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 April 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465010</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="58"><Record ID>99184204310102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883192</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Jack Hodge, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Jack Hodge.  9th Reinforcements, 52nd Battalion. Sons of Mr. R. Hodge, M.L.A. (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John Hodge, Service Number - 3177</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John Hodge</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 206871</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wandilla A62</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 12, 3 February 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n012-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465034</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="59"><Record ID>99184204310202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883048</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Paymaster Fred Tait, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Paymaster Fred Tait.  Left with the 3rd Aust. Hospital in May 1915. Stationed in Lemnos. Contracted dysentery</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick Tait, Service Number - 4473</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick Tait</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 330878</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Seang Choon A49</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 29 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0029-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465009</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="60"><Record ID>99184204310302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883189</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Harold Hodge, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Harold Hodge.  9th Reinforcements, 52nd Battalion. Sons of Mr. R. Hodge, M.L.A. (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harold Frederick Hodge, Service Number - 3166</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harold Frederick Hodge</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 206516</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Itonus A50</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 12, 3 February 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n012-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465033</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="61"><Record ID>99184204310402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883045</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lance-Corporal H.J. Murphy, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lance-Corporal H.J. Murphy.  Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harold John Murphy, Service Number - 29070/20970</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harold John Murphy</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 247464</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 29 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0029-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465008</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="62"><Record ID>99184204310502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883042</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant W.S. Mactaggart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant W.S. Mactaggart.  9th Batt., 3rd Australian Division. Son of Mr. D. Mactaggart, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Scipio MacTaggart, Service Number - Lieutenant/6</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Scipio Mactaggart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 48493</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ulysses A38</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 29 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0029-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465007</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="63"><Record ID>99184204310602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883186</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of W.V. Langworthy, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: W.V. Langworthy.  (Full member, C.T.A. of Queensland.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Ormonde</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 12, 3 February 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n012-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 February 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465032</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="64"><Record ID>99184204310702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883039</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sydney G. Kibble, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sydney G. Kibble.  King Edward's Horse. Son of Senior Past-President and Foundation member George Kibble (C.T.A. of Queensland). Mr. S. G. Kibble took an active part in the Boer War.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Sydney George Kibble, Service Number - 122</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 868235</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Shropshire A9</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465006</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="65"><Record ID>99184204310802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883183</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Herbert A. Perkins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Herbert A. Perkins.  1st A.D.A. Park, A.I.F. Promoted 17/8/15. Enlisted August, 1914. Two years in North of France. Sons of Mr. E. A. Perkins (Club Member C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Algernon Perkins, Service Number - Lieutenant/1630</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Algernon Perkins</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 278115</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 27 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0027-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465031</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="66"><Record ID>99184204310902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883180</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Sydney E. Perkins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Sydney E. Perkins.  49th Battalion, A.I.F. Enlisted July, 1915. Now at Front in Belgium. Sons of Mr. E. A. Perkins, (Club Member C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Sydney Edward Perkins, Service Number - Captain/7571</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Sydney Edward Perks</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 274418</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  9 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 27 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0027-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465030</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="67"><Record ID>99184204311002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883036</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private E.B. Faulkner, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private E.B. Faulkner.  Served with the Australian Navy for 12 months, and has now enlisted with 11th Reinforcements, 15th Batt. A.I.F. Son of Mr. A. Faulkner (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ernest Bennett Faulkner, Service Number - 3293</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ernest Bennett Faulkner</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 163953</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Themistocles A32</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465005</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="68"><Record ID>99184204311102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883177</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of B.K. Twamley, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: B.K. Twamley.  Heavy Siege Artillery. Son of Committeeman H. E. Twamly, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Bert Keith Twamley, Service Number - 10</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Bert Keith Twanley</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 367378</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Themistocles A32</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 17 July 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0025-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465029</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="69"><Record ID>99184204311202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883033</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal J.G. Smith, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal J.G. Smith.  1st Reinforcements, 5th Field Artillery Brigade. Son of Mr. C.A. Smith, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John Gordon Smith, Service Number - 9410</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John Gordon Smith</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 3052</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Argyllshire A8</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465004</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="70"><Record ID>99184204311302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883174</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private C.S. Mitchell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private C.S. Mitchell.  14th Reinforcements, 25th Battalion. Now in training in England. Only son of Mr. J. M. Mitchell, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Scott Mitchell, Service Number - 5376</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Scott Mitchell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 245237</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Shropshire A9</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  8 August 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465028</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="71"><Record ID>99184204311402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883030</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Cyril Meyer, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Cyril Meyer.  13th Reinforcements, 13th Battalion. Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Bernard Meyer, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Bernard Meyer</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 275448</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of Victoria A16</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 December 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 1, 4 March 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n001-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 March 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465083</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="72"><Record ID>99184204311502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883171</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Robert S. McNab, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Robert S. McNab.  Son of Mr. John McNab, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Stuart McNab, Service Number - 31921</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Stuart McNab</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 44886</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 February 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465027</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="73"><Record ID>99184204311602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883027</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant H.E. Corser, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant H.E. Corser.  Son of Mr. E.B.C. Corser, M.H.R. (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Edward Corser, Service Number - 1886</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Edward Corser</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 128887</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  1 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 43 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 6 May 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0043-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465082</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="74"><Record ID>99184204311702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883024</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain C.F. Corser, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain C.F. Corser.  15th Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade. Returned home wounded from Quinn's Post, Gallipoli. Son of Mr. E.B.C. Corser, M.H.R. (Club Member of the C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Frederick Corser, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Frederick Corser</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 128884</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Euripides A14</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 43 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0043-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465081</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="75"><Record ID>99184204311802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883168</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal D. Eric Mactaggart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal D. Eric Mactaggart.  Field Artillery. Son of Mr. D. Mactaggart, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Dan Eric MacTaggart, Service Number - 2nd Lieutenant/31905</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Dan Eric Mactaggart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 48489</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 February 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465026</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="76"><Record ID>99184204311902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883021</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private J.H. Richardson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private J.H. Richardson.  On Active Service. 3rd Battalion, 1st Australian Infantry Brigade. Two sons of Mr. Robert Richardson (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John Harold Richardson, Service Number - 2372</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John Harold Richardson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 297879</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Bakara A41</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 14 July 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 39 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0039-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465080</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="77"><Record ID>99184204312002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883165</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant F.W. MacGibbon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: 2nd Lieutenant F.W. MacGibbon.  6th Reinforcements, 41st Battalion. Younger son of Mr. F. W. MacGibbon, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick William MacGibbon, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick William MacGibbon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 46902</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465025</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="78"><Record ID>99184204312102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883162</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private C.L. Hallett, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private C.L. Hallett.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Leonard Hallett, Service Number - 3147</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Leonard Hallett</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 184403</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Itonus A50</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 11, 6 January 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n011-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465024</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="79"><Record ID>99184204312202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883018</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private R.M. Richardson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private R.M. Richardson.  On Active Service. 13th Batt., 4th Aust. Inf., wounded at Gallipoli, and now ill in London. Two sons of Mr. Robert Richardson (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Murray Richardson, Service Number - 2226</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Murray Richardson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 291630</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Canberra</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  14 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 39 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0039-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465079</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="80"><Record ID>99184204312302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883015</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieut. E.M. Tooth, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieut. E.M. Tooth.  Club Member (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edwin Marsden Tooth, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edwin Marsden Tooth</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 363842</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 February 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465078</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="81"><Record ID>99184204312402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883159</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Len B. Woolcock, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Len B. Woolcock.  3rd A.A.M.T. (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leonard Bruce Woolcock, Service Number - 13419</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Leonard Bruce Woolcock</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 132234</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 10, 6 December 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n010-s0003-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465023</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="82"><Record ID>99184204312502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883156</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant R.H. Monteith, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant R.H. Monteith.  Son of Mr. Harry Monteith, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Henry Monteith, Service Number - Lieutenant/6595</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Henry Monteith</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 375246</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Karroo A10</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 12 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 10, 6 December 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n010-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465022</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="83"><Record ID>99184204312602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883012</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of E.C. Rose, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: E.C. Rose.  Son of Mr. G.H. Rose (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ernest Clifford Rose, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ernest Clifford Rose</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 299682</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Rangatira A22</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 19 August 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465077</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="84"><Record ID>99184204312702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883153</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Dr. M.J. Gallagher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Dr. M.J. Gallagher.  A.M.C. Son of Mr. M. J. Gallagher (Full Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): M.J. Gallagher, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 178680</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Commonwealth A73</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 8 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 10, 6 December 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n010-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465021</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="85"><Record ID>99184204312802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883009</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner A.H. Parkinson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner A.H. Parkinson.  5th Brigade, 4th Reinforcements, A.F.A. Son of Mr. F.C. Parkinson (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Harold Parkinson, Service Number - 20862</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Harold Parkinson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 268376</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hymettus A1</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465076</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="86"><Record ID>99184204312902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883006</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of S.H. Johnson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: S.H. Johnson.  Somewhere at sea on one of the ships of the Australian Fleet. Son of Mr. M. Johnson (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Beltana A72</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465075</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="87"><Record ID>99184204313002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883150</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Edgar Baynes, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Edgar Baynes.  Son of Mr. Harry Baynes, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edgar Baynes, Service Number - 2282</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edgar Baynes</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 84063</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wandilla A62</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 10, 6 December 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n010-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465020</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="88"><Record ID>99184204313102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883003</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant F.C. Harley, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant F.C. Harley.  2nd L.H.,12th Reinforcements. Son of Mr. C.H. Harley (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick Charles Harley, Service Number - 1534</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick Charles Harley</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 202124</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boonah A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465074</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="89"><Record ID>99184204313202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883147</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Harold Bardwell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Harold Bardwell.  Son of Mr. F. J. Bardwell, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harold William Bardwell, Service Number - 2275</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harold William Bardwell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 79989</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 10, 6 December 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n010-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465019</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="90"><Record ID>99184204313302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883144</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant V.T.S. Warry, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant V.T.S. Warry.  25th Battalion, 7th Infantry Brigade. Killed in action,29th July. Son of Mr. R. S. Warry (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Victor Thomas Symes Warry, Service Number - Second Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Victor Thomas Warry</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 352574</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Shropshire A9</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  29 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 21 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 8, 4 October 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n008-s0021-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465018</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="91"><Record ID>99184204313402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883000</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant A.J. Gledhill, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant A.J. Gledhill.  Who enlisted in Queensland. Son of Mr. R.R. Gledhill (C.T.A. of Victoria).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Archibald John Gledhill, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Archibald John Gledhill</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 204690</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 April 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 12, 5 February 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n012-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465073</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="92"><Record ID>99184204313502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883141</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Frank G. Parkinson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Frank G. Parkinson.  Artillery. Son of Mr. F. C. Parkinson (C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frank Gurney Parkinson, Service Number - 31020</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frank Gurney Parkinson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 271201</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  19 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 21 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 8, 4 October 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n008-s0021-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465017</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="93"><Record ID>99184204313602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882997</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant R.J. Thomson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: 2nd Lieutenant R.J. Thomson.  5th Worcester Regiment. Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0008</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465072</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="94"><Record ID>99184204313702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882994</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of T.R. Rutledge, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: T.R. Rutledge.  Sons of Mr. F.H. Rutledge, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Richard Rutledge, Service Number - 1345</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Richard Rutledge</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 306643</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0007</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465071</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="95"><Record ID>99184204313802061</Record ID><Digital ID xsi:nil="true" /><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Selby B. Russell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Selby B. Russell.  Youngest son of Past-President J.D. Russell (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Selby Braddock Russell, Service Number - 2368</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Selby Braddock Russell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 305597</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Medic A7</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  19 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 8, 4 October 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n008-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/482874</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="96"><Record ID>99184204313902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882991</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of H.L. Rutledge, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: H.L. Rutledge.  Sons of Mr. F.H. Rutledge, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Henry Lawrence Rutledge, Service Number - 1343</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Henry Lawrence Rutledge</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 306629</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Shropshire A9</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465070</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="97"><Record ID>99184204314002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883138</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal J.G. Phillips, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal J.G. Phillips.  Son of Mr. A.S. Phillips (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Graham Phillips, Service Number - 27951</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Graham Phillips</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 53266</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 7, 3 September 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n007-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465016</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="98"><Record ID>99184204314102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882988</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of F.B. Rutledge, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: F.B. Rutledge.  Sons of Mr. F.H. Rutledge, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Francis Brian Rutledge, Service Number - 1344</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Francis Brian Rutledge</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 306627</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Orontes</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465069</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="99"><Record ID>99184204314202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883135</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private A.P. Frankel, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private A.P. Frankel.  2nd Reinforcements, 4th Cyclists Corps, 4th Australian Division. Son of Mr. P. Frankel (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alan Philip Frankel, Service Number - 382</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alan Philip Frankel</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 176539</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A6</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  1 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 12, No. 7, 3 September 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v012n007-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 September 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465015</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="100"><Record ID>99184204314302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882985</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal J.G. Earwaker, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal J.G. Earwaker.  5th Reinforcements, 25th Battalion. Son of Mr. J. E. Earwaker, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John George Earwaker, Service Number - Lieutenant/2387A</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John George Earwaker</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 157418</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ascanius A11</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465068</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="101"><Record ID>99184204392302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882982</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of W.J.V. Carroll, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: W.J.V. Carroll.  5th Light Horse. Sons of Inspector Carroll, Club Member, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Kyarra A55</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465067</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="102"><Record ID>99184204392402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882979</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant C.J. Carroll, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant C.J. Carroll.  9th Battalion. Sons of Inspector Carroll, Club Member, (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cecil James Carroll, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cecil James Carroll</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 113551</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ascanius A11</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 1 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465066</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="103"><Record ID>99184204392502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882976</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of A.E. Bourne, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: A.E. Bourne.  Son of Mr. J.O. Bourne, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alfred Edward Bourne, Service Number - 2150</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alfred Edward Bourne</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 95520</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Port Sydney A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 59 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0059-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465065</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="104"><Record ID>99184204392602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882973</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant C.C. Dixon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant C.C. Dixon.  5th Regiment, 2nd L.H. Brigade. Son of Mr. L.C. Dixon (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Chisholm Dixon, Service Number - 1532</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Chisholm Dixon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 148454</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465064</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="105"><Record ID>99184204392702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882970</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of S.M. Charles, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: S.M. Charles.  5th L. H. Regiment. Son of Mr. W.M. Charles (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Samuel McKay Charles, Service Number - 1859</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Samuel Mackay Charles</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 117723</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  3 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465063</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="106"><Record ID>99184204392802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882967</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of J.P. Stokes Sealy, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: J.P. Stokes Sealy.  Full Members of the Affiliated Commercial Travellers' Associations of Australasia who have recently enlisted. (C.T.A. of Queensland)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John Phillip Stokes Sealy, Service Number - 1654</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John Phillip Stokes Sealy</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 308893</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Kyarra A55</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 11, 6 January 1916</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n011-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1916</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465062</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="107"><Record ID>99184204392902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882964</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of R.S. Pappril, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: R.S. Pappril.  Army Service Corps, 8th Division, England. Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Rudolph Silas Papprill, Service Number - 1646</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Rudolph Silas Pappriel</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 270993</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0041-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465061</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="108"><Record ID>99184204393002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883429</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Midshipman R.C. Spencer, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Midshipman R.C. Spencer.  R.A.N. Recently appointed to one of the largest battleships in the North Sea. Second son of Mr. Leonard Spencer (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Cutbush Spencer</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 757272</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n003-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464902</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="109"><Record ID>99184204393102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882961</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of A.T. Farr, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: A.T. Farr.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Thomas Farr, Service Number - 3299</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Thomas Farr</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 163433</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0041-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465060</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="110"><Record ID>99184204393202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882958</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain Chas. E. Wassell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain Chas. E. Wassell.  1st Field Ambulance. Son of Mr. J.W. Wassell, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Ernest Wassell, Service Number - Lieutenant Colonel</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Edward Wassell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 352628</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Borda A30</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0012</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465058</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="111"><Record ID>99184204393302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883426</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private H.G. Ellis, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private H.G. Ellis.  Son of Mr. F. Ellis (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harold George Ellis, Service Number - 7061</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harold George Ellis</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 160151</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wandilla A62</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 March 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 3, 1 May 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n003-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464901</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="112"><Record ID>99184204393402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883423</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver Alex G. Clark, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver Alex G. Clark.  5th Amy Service Corps. Enlisted 16 August, 1914. Served two years in Egypt, now in England. Son of Mr. A. H. Clark, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Geoffrey Alexander [Geoff Alex] Clark, Service Number - 4102</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Geoffrey Alexander Clark</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 48900</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Marathon A74</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  28 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 3, 1 May 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n003-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464900</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="113"><Record ID>99184204393502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882955</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant T.N.B. Steele, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant T.N.B. Steele.  11th Light Horse. Sons of Mr. T.B. Steele, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Nelson William Beevor Steele, Service Number - Captain/74</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Nelson William Beaver Steele</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 322326</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0011</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465057</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="114"><Record ID>99184204393602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883420</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner F.A.J. Carter, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner F.A.J. Carter.  Son of Past-President F. W. Carter (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick Arthur James Carter, Service Number - 39353</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick Arthur James Carter</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 114219</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Port Darwin</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 April 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 3, 1 May 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n003-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464899</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="115"><Record ID>99184204393702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882952</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant A.B. Steele, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant A.B. Steele.  2nd Light Horse. Sons of Mr. T.B. Steele, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Beevor Steele, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Beever Steele</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 322309</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Seang Choon A49</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0010</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465056</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="116"><Record ID>99184204393802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883417</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Wyndham D. Birkett, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 March 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Wyndham D. Birkett.  An Association member of the C.T.A. of Queensland, who has enlisted with the N. Z. Expeditionary Forces.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Wyndham Dundas Birkett, Service Number - WW1 77179  NZARMY Service Number: WW1 77179</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 1003760</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n002-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 March 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464898</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="117"><Record ID>99184204393902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882949</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal E.J. Lawrence, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal E.J. Lawrence.  2nd Reinforcements, 20th Battalion, 5th Brigade. Wounded. Sons of Mr. N. Lawrence, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Eric James Lawrence, Service Number - 305</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Eric James Lawrence</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0009</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465055</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="118"><Record ID>99184204394002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883414</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Trooper Leslie G. Campbell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 March 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Trooper Leslie G. Campbell.  2nd Light Horse. Elder son of Mr Colin Campbell. (Club Committeeman, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leslie Gordon Campbell, Service Number - 3470/365</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Leslie Gordon Campbell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 19685</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Mongolia</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 19 December 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 1, 6 March 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n001-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 March 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464897</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="119"><Record ID>99184204394102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882946</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Trooper L. Lawrence, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Trooper L. Lawrence.  No. 2 Australian Imperial Remount Unit. Sons of Mr. N. Lawrence, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leonard Lawrence, Service Number - 1893</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Leonard Lawrence</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 241148</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ulysses A38</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0008</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465054</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="120"><Record ID>99184204394202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883411</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver C.J. Ware, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver C.J. Ware.  3rd D.A.C. Son of Mr A.W. Ware, C.M.G. (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles James Ware, Service Number - 2318</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles James Ware</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 349764</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 25 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 11, 7 January 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n011-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464956</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="121"><Record ID>99184204394302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882943</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant D.G. Irvine, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant D.G. Irvine.  Son of Mr. S.O. Irvine, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Lieutenant Duncan Godwin Irvine. Machine Gun Corps UK Archives Reference WO 339/1075. Enlisted with the British forces in Ireland in 1914.</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Commonwealth A73</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0007</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source xsi:nil="true" /><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465003</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="122"><Record ID>99184204394402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882940</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain A.E. Harte, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain A.E. Harte.  Officer commanding 17th A.A.S.C., 7th Infantry Bgde. Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Albert Edward Harte, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Albert Edward Harte</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 194128</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  24 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465002</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="123"><Record ID>99184204394502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883408</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant T.S. Ware, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant T.S. Ware.  20th Depot, Unit of Supply. Son of Mr A.W. Ware, C.M.G. (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Sefton Ware, Service Number - Lieutenant/7</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Septum Ware</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 351938</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Borda A30</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 11, 7 January 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n011-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464955</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="124"><Record ID>99184204394602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882937</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Motor Despatch Rider J.C. Coakes, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Motor Despatch Rider J.C. Coakes.  5th Brigade Australian Field Artillery. Sons of Mr. W.T. Coakes, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Jack Colin Coakes, Service Number - 7486</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Jack Colin Coakes</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 121683</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Karoola A63</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465001</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="125"><Record ID>99184204394702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883405</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant W.S. MacTaggart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant W.S. MacTaggart.  9th Battalion. Now in France. Son of Mr Dan Mactaggart (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Scipio MacTaggart, Service Number - Lieutenant/6</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Scipio Mactaggart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 48493</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 11, 7 January 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n011-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 7 January 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464954</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="126"><Record ID>99184204394802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883402</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Commander J.A.H Beresford, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Commander J.A.H Beresford.  (Club member of the C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Joseph Arthur Hamilton Beresford</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 758845</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Osterley</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n009-s0036-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464953</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="127"><Record ID>99184204394902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882934</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver E.A. Coakes, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver E.A. Coakes.  5th Brigade Australian Field Artillery. Sons of Mr. W.T. Coakes, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Eric Arthur Coakes, Service Number - 7484</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Eric Arthur Coakes</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 121681</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Argyllshire A8</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465000</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="128"><Record ID>99184204395002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883399</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver Edmund O'Sullivan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver Edmund O'Sullivan.  A.F.A. Son of Inspector M. O'Sullivan (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edmund O'Sullivan, Service Number - 20858</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edmund O'Sullivan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 261831</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Aeneas A60</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 9, 4 October 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n009-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464952</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="129"><Record ID>99184204395102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883528</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant-General Harry Chauvel, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 February 1920</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant-General Harry Chauvel.  Inspector-General of the Australian Military Forces. Man of the Hour. (No. 137.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Henry George Chauvel, Service Number - Lieutenant General</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 12, 6 February 1920</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n012-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 February 1920</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464934</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="130"><Record ID>99184204395202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882931</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Robert W. Chadwick, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Robert W. Chadwick.  Son of Mr. W.B. Chadwick, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Walter Chadwick, Service Number - 9388</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Walter Chadwick</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 116153</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464999</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="131"><Record ID>99184204395302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882928</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private G.F. Addison, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private G.F. Addison.  9th Infantry. Wounded at first landing, but now convalescent. Son of Mr. G.H.M. Addison, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): George Frederick Addison, Service Number - Lieutenant/200</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): George Frederick Addison</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 68810</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boonah A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464998</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="132"><Record ID>99184204395402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883525</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain Tom Robin Jack, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain Tom Robin Jack.  Snapped leaving Buckingham Palace after receiving the Military Cross from the King. Son of Mr. W. T. Jack 9Club member, C.T.A. of Q'land).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Tom Robin Jack, Service Number - Hon Captain/776</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Tom Robin Jack</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 225020</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Orontes</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  9 February 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 31 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 10, 6 December 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n010-s0031-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464933</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="133"><Record ID>99184204395502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883396</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Leslie Wylde-Ball, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Leslie Wylde-Ball.  9th Field Artillery, in France. Son of Mr. J. Wylde-Ball, (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leslie Wylde-Ball, Service Number - 34653</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Leslie Wylde-Ball</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 134184</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ulysses A38</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 37 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 8, 4 October 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n008-s0037-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464951</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="134"><Record ID>99184204395602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883393</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Harold F. Wylde-Ball, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Harold F. Wylde-Ball.  In camp, Enoggera, Queensland. Son of Mr. J. Wylde-Ball, (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harold Frank Wylde-Ball, Service Number - 39330</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harold Frank Wylde-Ball</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 134183</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wandilla A62</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 April 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 37 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 8, 4 October 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n008-s0037-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464950</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="135"><Record ID>99184204395702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882925</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of A.D. Abercrombie, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: A.D. Abercrombie.  Wounded at the Dardanelles. Son of Mr. D.J. Abercrombie, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Allan Douglas Abercrombie, Service Number - 26</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Allan Douglas Abercrombie</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 67757</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Orsova A67</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0025-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464997</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="136"><Record ID>99184204395802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883522</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lance-Corporal M.V. Campbell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lance-Corporal M.V. Campbell.  Q'land Field Ambulance. On service from July 1915 to July 1919, and was unwounded. Son of Mr. A. Campbell (Club member, C.T.A. of Q'land).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Murray Vincent Campbell, Service Number - 1683</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Murray Vincent Campbell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 19725</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 1 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 22H of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 8, 4 October 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n008-s0022H-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464932</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="137"><Record ID>99184204395902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883390</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Leslie Woods, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Leslie Woods.  4th Battalion. Son of Mr. Wm. Woods (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leslie George Woods, Service Number - 3252</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Lionel George Woods</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 28083</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Suevic A29</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 8, 4 October 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n008-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464896</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="138"><Record ID>99184204396002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883519</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner E.J. Coghlan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner E.J. Coghlan.  10th Battery, A.F.A. Saw service in France from December 1915 to February 1919, and was gassed. (Member of the C.T.A. of Q'land).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ernest Joseph Coghlan, Service Number - 37782</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ernest Joseph Coghlan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 122592</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Port Darwin</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 15 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 8, 4 October 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n008-s0015-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464931</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="139"><Record ID>99184204396102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882922</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner W.M. Russell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner W.M. Russell.  3rd Field Artillery Brigade. Son of Mr. S. Russell (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Milne Russell, Service Number - 5124</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Milne Russell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 304851</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Warilda A69</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 9 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0003-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464996</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="140"><Record ID>99184204396202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883516</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain H.E. Field, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 August 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain H.E. Field.  Son of Mr. H.E. Field (C.T.A. of Q'ld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harry Edward Field [Field Harry James Edwardes], Service Number - Captain/59</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harry Edwards Field</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 165870</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 15 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 6, 6 August 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n006-s0015-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 August 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464930</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="141"><Record ID>99184204396302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883387</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Donald Odo H. Hopkins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Donald Odo H. Hopkins.  Son of Dr. G.H. Hopkins, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Donald Herbert Odo Hopkins, Service Number - 2678</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Donald Herbert Odo Hopkins</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 216881</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 8, 4 October 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n008-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 October 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464895</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="142"><Record ID>99184204396402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882919</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Signaller R.R. Pines, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Signaller R.R. Pines.  Headquarters Staff, 26th Battalion. Sons of Mr.R.V.Pines, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Reginald Ralph Pines, Service Number - Lieutenant/646</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Reginald Ralph Pines</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 277772</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Marathon A74</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  29 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0003-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464995</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="143"><Record ID>99184204396502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883513</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Trooper R.H. Deakin, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 August 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Trooper R.H. Deakin.  2nd Light Horse. Enlisted in Queensland in 1915</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Hunsley Deakin, Service Number - 1088</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Hunsley Deakin</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 144220</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Orsova A67</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 August 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 15 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 6, 6 August 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n006-s0015-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 August 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464929</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="144"><Record ID>99184204396602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882916</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner C.M. Pines, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner C.M. Pines.  2nd Section, 2nd D.A.C. Artillery. Sons of Mr.R.V.Pines, Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cedric Moreton Pines [AKA PINES Cedric Moreten], Service Number - 9010</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cedric Moreton Pines</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 277769</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Argyllshire A8</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  16 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464994</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="145"><Record ID>99184204396702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883384</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner Douglas Watson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 September 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner Douglas Watson.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Douglas Watson, Service Number - 37793</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Douglas Watson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 26295</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Nestor A71</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 7, 1 September 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n007-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 September 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464894</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="146"><Record ID>99184204396802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883510</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner P. Ivor Wright, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner P. Ivor Wright.  Enlisted September, 1916, when 20 years of age. Served in France and Belgium from 1017, and reached England on 5th May, 1919. Son of Mr. A. C. Wright (Club member, C.T.A. of Ql'd).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Percy Ivor Wright, Service Number - 33759</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Percy Ivor Wright</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 133724</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Hororata A20</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 May 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 31 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 5, 5 July 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n005-s0031-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464928</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="147"><Record ID>99184204396902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882913</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner E. Gaffney, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner E. Gaffney.  Second son of Mr. E. Gaffney, Committeeman (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edward Applebee Gaffney, Service Number - 5656</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edward Appleby Gaffney</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 170453</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Port Sydney A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  11 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464993</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="148"><Record ID>99184204397002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883381</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of A.H. Ross, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 September 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: A.H. Ross.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alexander Harold Ross, Service Number - 37339</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alexander Harold Ross</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 300911</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Seang Bee A48</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 7, 1 September 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n007-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 September 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464893</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="149"><Record ID>99184204397102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883507</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Victor L. Meise, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Victor L. Meise.  Served as an engineer in the Mercantile Marine for the whole period of the war, on transport service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 5, 5 July 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n005-s0024A-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464927</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="150"><Record ID>99184204397202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883378</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant A.W. Butcher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant A.W. Butcher.  Headquarters Staff, France. On active service since 1915 in Egypt and France. Eldest son of Mr. W.S. Butcher, (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Albert William Butcher, Service Number - 4434</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Albert William Butcher</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 107921</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 15 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 33 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 6, 4 August 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n006-s0033-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464892</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="151"><Record ID>99184204397302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882910</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private R.H. Burslem, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private R.H. Burslem.  11th Regiment, 4th Light Horse Brigade. Son of Mr. H.B. Burslem, Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ronald Henry Burslem, Service Number - 100</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ronald Henry Burslem</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 107246</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wandilla A62</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464992</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="152"><Record ID>99184204397402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883504</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant F.H. Burcher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant F.H. Burcher.  22nd Co., 2nd Machine Gun Battery. Still at the front after more than three years' service. Third son of Mr. C. W. Burcher, (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frank Harold Burcher, Service Number - Lieutenant/4367</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frank Harold Burcher</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 105268</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 31 March 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 32 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 3, 6 May 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n003-s0032-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464926</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="153"><Record ID>99184204397502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883375</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private F.B. Lucas, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private F.B. Lucas.  Pioneers. C.T.A. of Qld. Scholarship winner. Son of Mr F.S. Lucas, (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frederick Bruce Lucas, Service Number - 3949</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frederick Bruce Lucas</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 341912</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 13 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 6, 4 August 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n006-s0001-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464891</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="154"><Record ID>99184204397602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882907</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private W.A. Appleby, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private W.A. Appleby.  Son of Mr. C. Appleby (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Anderson Appleby, Service Number - 6471</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Anderson Appleby</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 73289</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Beltana A72</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  24 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 10, 4 December 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n010-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 December 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464991</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="155"><Record ID>99184204397702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883501</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Martyn Broderick, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Martyn Broderick.  Association member of the C.T.A. of Q'ld. who was recently awarded the Military Medal.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Martin William Bushnell Broderick, Service Number - 35510</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Martin William Bushwell Broderick</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 101213</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 August 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 3, 6 May 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n003-s0025-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464925</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="156"><Record ID>99184204397802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882904</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieut.-Col. R.M. Stodart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieut.-Col. R.M. Stodart.  O.C. 2nd Light Horse Regiment. Two Club Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland, who have been wounded at the Dardanelles.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert Mackay Stodart, Service Number - Lieutenant Colonel</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert Mackay Stodart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 327120</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 49 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0049-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464990</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="157"><Record ID>99184204397902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883372</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of T. Jewell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: T. Jewell.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Jewell, Service Number - 639</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Jewell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 232368</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 May 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 6, 4 August 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n006-s0001-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464890</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="158"><Record ID>99184204398002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883498</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Richard Stewart Billington, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Richard Stewart Billington.  B Squadron, 5th Light Horse Regiment, Egypt. Sons of W. G. Billington (Life Governor, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Richard Stewart Billington, Service Number - Captain/707</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Richard Stewart Billington</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 91482</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  9 February 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 3, 6 May 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n003-s0025-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464924</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="159"><Record ID>99184204398102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883369</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Cyril N. Davies, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Cyril N. Davies.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Nugent Davies, Service Number - 37785</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Nugent Davies</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 21224</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  5 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 6, 4 August 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n006-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464889</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="160"><Record ID>99184204398202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882901</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain L.A. Jones, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain L.A. Jones.  Three Club Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Lancelot Alban Jones, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Lancelot Alban Jones</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 11452</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 49 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0049-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464989</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="161"><Record ID>99184204398302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883495</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Norman Stewart Billington, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Norman Stewart Billington.  Machine Gun Section, 53rd Batt. Sons of W. G. Billington (Life Governor, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Norman Stewart Billington, Service Number - 1621</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Norman Stewart Billington</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 89402</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Medic A7</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 14 April 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 3, 6 May 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n003-s0025-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464923</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="162"><Record ID>99184204398402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883366</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Martin Broderick, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Martin Broderick.  (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Martin William Bushnell Broderick, Service Number - 35510</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Martin William Bushwell Broderick</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 101213</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Miltiades A28</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 August 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 6, 4 August 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n006-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 4 August 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464979</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="163"><Record ID>99184204398502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882898</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private F.M. Coxon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private F.M. Coxon.  4th Batt., 1st Australian Infantry Brigade. Three Club Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Frank Maurice Coxon, Service Number - 174</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Frank Maurice Coxon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 131327</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 49 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0049-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464988</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="164"><Record ID>99184204398602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883492</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Alexander Stewart Billington, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Alexander Stewart Billington.  Headquarters Signal Section, 25th Batt. Sons of W. G. Billington (Life Governor, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alexander Stewart Billington, Service Number - 6293</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alexander Stewart Billington</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 89395</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Borda A30</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 25 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 3, 6 May 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n003-s0025-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 May 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464922</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="165"><Record ID>99184204398702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883363</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Ivan W. Drane, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Ivan W. Drane.  Son of Mr J.W.C. Drane, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ivan Walter Drane, Service Number - 5322</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ivan Walker Diane</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 152897</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Wiltshire A18</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  8 August 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 37 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0037-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464978</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="166"><Record ID>99184204398802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882895</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Major Hubert R. Carter, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Major Hubert R. Carter.  Second in command, 15th Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade. Three Club Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Hubert Reginald Carter, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Hubert Reginald Carter</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 114318</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Miltiades A28</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 49 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0049-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464987</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="167"><Record ID>99184204398902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883489</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Rifleman C.D. Sperling, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 April 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Rifleman C.D. Sperling.  Discharged from hospital, after 2 years' service with the London Rifle Brigade. (Club member C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Private Charles Dayley Sperling, London Regiment 801125</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 22 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 15, No. 2, 5 April 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v015n002-s0022-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source xsi:nil="true" /><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464921</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="168"><Record ID>99184204399002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883360</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Colin C. Drane, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Colin C. Drane.  Wounded in France. Son of Mr J.W.C. Drane, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Colin Cooper Drane, Service Number - Captain 2741</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Colin Cooper Drane</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 152893</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Aeneas A60</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 1 September 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 37 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0037-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464977</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="169"><Record ID>99184204399102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882892</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieut.-Col. J.H. Cannan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieut.-Col. J.H. Cannan.  O.C. 15th Batt., 4th Infantry Brigade. Two Club Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland, who have been wounded in Action at the Dardanelles.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Harold Cannan, Service Number - Brigadier General</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Harold Cannan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 111643</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Star of England A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 49 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0049-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464986</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="170"><Record ID>99184204399202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883486</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sapper Norman Fisher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sapper Norman Fisher.  12th Co. Field Engineers. Severely wounded. Three years' active service. Sons of Mr. J. J. Fisher (Club member, C.T.A. of Q'ld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Norman Fisher, Service Number - 13958</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Norman Fisher</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 167214</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 April 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 12, 5 February 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n012-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464920</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="171"><Record ID>99184204399302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883357</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner Claude T. Drane, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner Claude T. Drane.  Enlisted 4th October 1914. Son of Mr J.W.C. Drane, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Claude Thompson Drane, Service Number - 648</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Claude Thompson Drane</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 152892</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Port Sydney A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 37 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0037-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464976</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="172"><Record ID>99184204399402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882889</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of H.P. Leslie, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: H.P. Leslie.  Two Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland who have been wounded in Action at the Dardanelles.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Percy Leslie, Service Number - 2388</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Percy Leslie</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 334472</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Port Darwin</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 August 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 47 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0047-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464985</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="173"><Record ID>99184204399502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883483</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sapper Jack Fisher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sapper Jack Fisher.  D Co. Field Engineers. Twice wounded. One and a-half year's active service. Sapper Fisher gave 800 c.c. of his blood for transfusion into a badly wounded man. Sons of Mr. J. J. Fisher (Club member, C.T.A. of Q'ld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Jack Fisher, Service Number - 19459</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Jack Fisher</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 166205</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Nestor A71</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 31 October 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 12, 5 February 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n012-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 February 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464919</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="174"><Record ID>99184204399602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882886</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lance Corporal S. Cripps, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lance Corporal S. Cripps.  Two Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland who have been wounded in Action at the Dardanelles.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Sidney Cripps, Service Number - 576</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Sidney Cripps</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 136197</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Argyllshire A8</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 47 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0047-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464984</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="175"><Record ID>99184204399702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883354</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Norman Fuhrman, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Norman Fuhrman.  Youngest adopted son of Secretary H. Courtenay Luck (C.T.A. of Qld.), reported missing in France 11th April, 1917.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Norman Fuhrman, Service Number - 746</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Norman Fuhrman</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 170060</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 33 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0033-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464975</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="176"><Record ID>99184204399802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883480</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver Graham T. Stephens, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1919</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver Graham T. Stephens.  With the Motor Transport Co., A.S.C., France. Left Australia in 1917. Son of Mr. A.G. Stephens (Club member C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Graham Talbot Stephens, Service Number - 15187</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Graham Talbot Stephens</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 29749</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Melbourne A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 October 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 22S of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 11, 6 January 1919</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n011-s0022S-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1919</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464957</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="177"><Record ID>99184204399902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883351</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of 2nd Lieutenant A.H. Davey, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: 2nd Lieutenant A.H. Davey.  Full member of the C.T.A. of Qld. with British forces in France. Son of Hon. A.A. Davey, M.L.C. who is himself a member of the C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 33 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0033-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464974</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="178"><Record ID>99184204400002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882883</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal T.D. Watson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal T.D. Watson.  301st Motor Transport A.S.C., 17th Divisional Ammunition Park.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Douglas Watson, Service Number - 1810</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Douglas Watson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 26900</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Port Sydney A15</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0007</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464983</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="179"><Record ID>99184204400102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883477</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Ralph Paul, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Ralph Paul.  Killed in action in France, 16th September. Eldest son of Mr. R. H. Paul (Club member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Ralph Paul, Service Number - 7108</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Ralph Paul</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 270597</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ascanius A11</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 16 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 31 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 10, 6 December 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n010-s0031-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464918</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="180"><Record ID>99184204400202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882880</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sapper H.H. Marshall, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sapper H.H. Marshall.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Henry Marshall, Service Number - 99</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Henry Marshall</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 348465</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Euripides A14</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464982</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="181"><Record ID>99184204400302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883348</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Rupert K. Knight, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Rupert K. Knight.  Son of Mr. R.K. Knight (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Rupert Keith Knight, Service Number - 3871</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Rupert Keith Knight</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 233516</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 13 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464973</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="182"><Record ID>99184204400402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883474</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner N.S. Wickham, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner N.S. Wickham.  Son of Mr. E. Wickham (Club member, C.T.A. of Q'land).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Norman Selwyn Wickham, Service Number - 39328</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Norman Selwyn Wickham</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 359225</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Marathon A74</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  30 April 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 10, 6 December 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n010-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 December 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464917</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="183"><Record ID>99184204400502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883345</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sydney A. Kennedy, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sydney A. Kennedy.  A Full Member of the C.T.A. of Qld. On active service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Sydney Alfred Kennedy, Service Number - 2915</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Sydney Alfred Kennedy</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 193352</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 27 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 5, 5 July 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n005-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 July 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464972</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="184"><Record ID>99184204400602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882877</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieut. J.E. Herbert, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieut. J.E. Herbert.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Jack Evans Herbert, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Jack Evans Herbert</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 211686</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 14 April 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464981</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="185"><Record ID>99184204400702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883471</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Brigadier-General H.A. Goddard, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 November 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Brigadier-General H.A. Goddard.  D.S.O. An Association member of C.T.A. of Q'ld who has seen long and distinguished service at the war, and is one of three Australian C.T.A. members to reach such high rank.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Henry Arthur Goddard, Service Number - Brigadier-General</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Henry Arthur Goddard</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 199625</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Karroo A10</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 12 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 20H of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 9, 2 November 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n009-s0020H-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 November 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464916</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="186"><Record ID>99184204400802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883342</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of J.A. Evans, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: J.A. Evans.  Severely wounded in France, now in a London hospital. Son of Colonel Charles Evans, C.M.G. (Club Member C.T.A. of Qld.), Commissioner for Railways, Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Acland Evans, Service Number - 524</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Acland Evans</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 24712</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Bakara A41</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  9 November 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 36 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0036-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464971</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="187"><Record ID>99184204400902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882874</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver W.H.H. Carpenter, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver W.H.H. Carpenter.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Henry Hope Carpenter, Service Number - 6488</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Henry Hope Carpenter</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 113112</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boorara A42</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  24 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464980</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="188"><Record ID>99184204401002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883468</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sapper L. Goddard, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 November 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sapper L. Goddard.  Son of Brigadier- General H. A. Goddard (C.T.A. of Q'ld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Horace Leopold Goddard, Service Number - 19815</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Horace Leopold Goddard</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 199633</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Hawkes Bay</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 November 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 9, 2 November 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n009-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 November 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464915</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="189"><Record ID>99184204401102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883339</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of George A. Evans, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: George A. Evans.  Wireless Squadron, Mesopotamia. Son of Colonel Charles Evans, C.M.G. (Club Member C.T.A. of Qld.), Commissioner for Railways, Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): George Henry Evans, Service Number - 15983</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): George Henry Evans</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 24586</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Argyllshire A8</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 August 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 36 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0036-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464968</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="190"><Record ID>99184204401202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882871</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain C.C. Campbell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain C.C. Campbell.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Colin Clyde Campbell, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Colin Clyde Campbell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 19130</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Zealandic</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 8 April 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464888</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="191"><Record ID>99184204401302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883465</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private J.L. Rawlings, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private J.L. Rawlings.  Son of Mr. George L. Rawlings (C.T.A. of Queensland), and a Queensland Scholarship Winner in 1911.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Lindsay Rawlings, Service Number - 58148</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Lindsay Rawlings</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 289146</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 4 September 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 8, 5 October 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n008-s0001-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464914</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="192"><Record ID>99184204401402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883336</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Percy W. Collins, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Percy W. Collins.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Percy Collins, Service Number - 1397A/1397</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Percy Collins</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 66935</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Orontes</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  4 October 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 36 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0036-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464949</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="193"><Record ID>99184204401502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882868</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain T.V. Brown, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain T.V. Brown.  Members of the C.T.A. of Queensland on Active Service.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Victor Brown, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Victor Brown</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 7278</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Itria A53</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464887</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="194"><Record ID>99184204401602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883462</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private A. Muller, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private A. Muller.  A.M.C. Son of Mr. F. A. Muller (Club Member C.T.A. of Vic.), and nephew of Brigadier-General H. A. Goddard (Association member C.T.A. of Queensland.)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Muller, Service Number - 19576</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Muller</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 250429</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Carpentaria</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 5 June 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 8, 5 October 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n008-s0001-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464913</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="195"><Record ID>99184204401702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883333</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of W.M. Longwill, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: W.M. Longwill.  Field Artillery. Son of Mr John Longwill (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Mathew Longwill, Service Number - 1898</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Mathew Longwill</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 341412</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  3 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0003-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464948</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="196"><Record ID>99184204401802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882865</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of C. Hay Batchelor, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: C. Hay Batchelor.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Hay Batchelor, Service Number - 29</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Hay Batchelor</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 82825</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 41 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0041-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464886</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="197"><Record ID>99184204401902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883459</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of J.H. Campbell Kilroe, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: J.H. Campbell Kilroe.  Son of Mr. J. Kilroe (Club member C.T.A. of Q'ld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): James Henry Campbell Kilroe, Service Number - 58121</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): James Henry Campbell Kilroe</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 235244</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Suffolk A23</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 4 September 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 8, 5 October 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n008-s0001-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464912</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="198"><Record ID>99184204402002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882859</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant A.V. Richardson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant A.V. Richardson.  15th Battalion A.I.F. Son of Mr. S. H. Richardson, Club Member (C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Aubrey Vernon Richardson, Service Number - 1703</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Aubrey Vernon Richardson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 292453</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: SS Ormonde</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 8 April 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464939</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="199"><Record ID>99184204402102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883330</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver C.E. Longwill, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver C.E. Longwill.  Field Artillery. Son of Mr John Longwill (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Edgar Longwill, Service Number - 33737</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Edgar Longwill</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 341407</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Rangatira A22</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 10 May 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464947</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="200"><Record ID>99184204402202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883456</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal G.E. Baynes, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal G.E. Baynes.  No 5 Aust. Ammunition Sub-Park. (Club member C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): George Edgar Baynes, Service Number - 13384</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): George Edgar Baynes</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 84067</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Warilda A69</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 22 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 8, 5 October 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n008-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464911</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="201"><Record ID>99184204402302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883327</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Thos. Cobb, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Thos. Cobb.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Cobb, Service Number - 2056</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Cobb</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 121858</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 September 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2 June 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n004-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 June 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464946</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="202"><Record ID>99184204402402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882856</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant H.E. Field, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant H.E. Field.  5th Army Service Corps, 1st Light Horse Brigade Train, 1st Queensland contingent. Son of Mr. H.T. Field (C.T.A., of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Harry Edward Field [Harry James Edwardes Field], Service Number - Captain/59</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Harry Edwards Field</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 165870</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 34A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 6, 3 August 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n006-s0034A-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464938</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="203"><Record ID>99184204402502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883453</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private A.E. Axon, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private A.E. Axon.  A.F.C. Son of Mr. H. F. Axon (Club member C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Albert Edwin Axon, Service Number - 65001</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Albert Edwin Axon</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 76779</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 November 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 8, 5 October 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n008-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 October 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464910</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="204"><Record ID>99184204402602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882853</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Alan E. Porter, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Alan E. Porter.  Son of Mr. H. E. Porter (C.T.A., of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alan Ernest Porter, Service Number - 144/7290</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 282343</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Orsova A67</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 January 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 6, 3 August 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n006-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464937</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="205"><Record ID>99184204402702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883324</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant H.N. Knowles, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 May 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant H.N. Knowles.  O.C. 24th Reinforcements, 9th Batt. Son of Mr. S. Knowles (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Norman Knowles, Service Number - Lieutenant</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Norman Knowles</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 233596</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 January 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 68 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 3, 5 May 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n003-s0068-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 May 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465059</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="206"><Record ID>99184204402802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883450</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Gunner W.J. Phillips, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Gunner W.J. Phillips.  Wounded second time</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William John Phillips, Service Number - 34639</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William John Phillips</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 53579</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ballarat A70</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 6, 3 August 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n006-s0003-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464909</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="207"><Record ID>99184204402902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882850</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of R.N. McDonald, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: R.N. McDonald.  2nd Light Horse. Sons of Mr. G.A. McDonald (C.T.A., of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Roy Neil McDonald, Service Number - 359</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Roy Neil McDonald</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 17134</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 47 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 5, 6 July 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n005-s0047-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464936</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="208"><Record ID>99184204403002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883321</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant R.J. DeN.. Peel, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 May 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant R.J. DeN.. Peel.  9th Battalion, Royal Warwickshires. An "Anzac" killed in action in Mesopotamia, 29th March, 1917. Son of Mr. R.S. Peel (C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Robert John De Neuville Peel, Service Number - 95</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Robert John de Neuville Peel</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 272862</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Itria A53</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  20 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 3, 5 May 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n003-s0040-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 May 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465053</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="209"><Record ID>99184204403102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883447</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private C.H.H. McGuire, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private C.H.H. McGuire.  Son of Mr. H. McGuire (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Cyril Hugh Hammond McGuire, Service Number - 57880</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Cyril Hugh Hammond McGuire</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 39504</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Demosthenes A64</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 17 July 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 6, 3 August 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n006-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 August 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464908</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="210"><Record ID>99184204403202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882847</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Geo. McDonald, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Geo. McDonald.  5th Light Horse. Sons of Mr. G.A. McDonald (C.T.A., of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): George McDonald, Service Number - 2064/82</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): George McDonald</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 16584</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Mooltan</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  21 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 47 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 5, 6 July 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n005-s0047-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464935</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="211"><Record ID>99184204403302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883318</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of John R. Nixon Smith, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: John R. Nixon Smith.  Son of Mr. J. Nixon Smith (Full Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): John Richard Smith, Service Number - 4815A/4815</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): John Richard Smith</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 3132</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boorara A42</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 7 February 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 38 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 3, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n003-s0038-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465052</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="212"><Record ID>99184204403402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883444</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant A.V. Stark, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant A.V. Stark.  15th Reinforcements, 31st Battalion. Son of Mr. R. B. Stark (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Alick Vernie Stark, Service Number - 5221</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Alick Vernie Stark</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 326637</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Osterley</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 March 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 5, 6 July 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n005-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464907</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="213"><Record ID>99184204403502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882862</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Chas. Stodart, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Chas. Stodart.  4th Reinforcements, 2nd Light Horse Regiment. Son of Mr. Jas. Stodart, M.L.A., Club Member of the C.T.A. of Queensland.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Charles Cecil Stodart, Service Number - Major</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Charles Cecil Stodart</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 327114</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ayrshire A33</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 8 April 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 8, 2 October 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n008-s0003-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 October 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464885</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="214"><Record ID>99184204403602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883315</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal E.J. Westergaard Nielsen, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal E.J. Westergaard Nielsen.  12th Reinforcements, 31st Battalion. 8th Infantry Bgde. Enlisted June, 1916. Left for the Front December, 1916. Son of Mr. N. J. Westergaard Nielsen (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edward James Westergaard Nielsen, Service Number - 4573</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edward James Westergaard Nielsen</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 261021</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Persic A34</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 23 December 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0040-0004</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465048</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="215"><Record ID>99184204403702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883441</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Signaller E.H. Sanders, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Signaller E.H. Sanders.  Son of Mr. E. G. Sanders (Club member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Edward Harold Sanders, Service Number - 3372</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Edward Harold Sanders</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 308290</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Aeneas A60</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 14 June 1917</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 5, 6 July 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n005-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 July 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464906</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="216"><Record ID>99184204403802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882844</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant H.W. Bailey, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant H.W. Bailey.  A Full Member of the C.T.A., of Queensland and his son, who are leaving for the "Front."</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ceramic A40</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 66 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 3, 1 May 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n003-s0066-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464884</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="217"><Record ID>99184204403902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883312</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Driver H.C. Westergaard Nielsen, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Driver H.C. Westergaard Nielsen.  17th A.A.S.C., 7th Infantry Brigade. Enlisted January, 1915. Wounded on Gallipoli. Now in France. Sons of Mr. N. J. Westergaard Nielsen (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Hubert Cecil Westergaard Neilsen, Service Number - 6529</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Hubert Cecil Westergard Nielsen</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 254011</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Ascanius A11</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 12 June 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0040-0003</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464967</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="218"><Record ID>99184204404002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883438</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Warwick Nixon Smith, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 June 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Warwick Nixon Smith.  31st Battalion. Now in England. Enlisted on his 18th birthday. Has an elder brother in the same battalion, who has been on active service nearly two years. Son of Mr. J. Nixon Smith (C.T.A. of Queensland)</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Warwick Nixon Smith, Service Number - 5331</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Warwick Nixon Smith</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 4723</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Euripides A14</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 2 March 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 4, 5 June 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n004-s0001-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 June 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464905</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="219"><Record ID>99184204404102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882841</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant-Colonel H. Bailey, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant-Colonel H. Bailey.  A Full Member of the C.T.A., of Queensland and his son, who are leaving for the "Front."</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Henry Bailey, Service Number - Lieutenant-Colonel</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Henry Bailey</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 77633</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 16 May 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 66 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 11, No. 3, 1 May 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v011n003-s0066-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464883</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="220"><Record ID>99184204404202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883309</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private Colin McWhinney, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private Colin McWhinney.  7th Reinforcements, 2nd L.H. Brigade. Took part in the evacuation of Gallipoli. Returned to Egypt, and has been transferred to the 4th Division Cycle Corps. Son of Mr. R. McWhinney (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Colin Hugh McWhinney, Service Number - 1107</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Colin Hugh McWhinney</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 46665</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Seang Bee A48</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 20 August 1915</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0040-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464966</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="221"><Record ID>99184204404302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883435</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of 2nd Air-Mechanic A.P. Ashby, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 5 June 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: 2nd Air-Mechanic A.P. Ashby.  2nd Air-Mechanic. Australian Flying Squadron. Second son of Mr. L. E. Ashby (Past-President, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Arthur Patrick Ashby, Service Number - 3494</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Arthur Patrick Ashby</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 75024</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 5 October 1918</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 1 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 4, 5 June 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n004-s0001-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 5 June 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464904</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="222"><Record ID>99184204404402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882838</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of QM Sergeant W.G. Butcher, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1915</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: QM Sergeant W.G. Butcher.  Youngest son of Mr WS Butcher, Member of the CTA of Qld, now with the Australian Expeditionary Force in Egypt.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Walter Guy Butcher, Service Number - Lieutenant/9</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Walter Guy Butcher</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 107969</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Beltana A72</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 24 September 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 47 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 10, No. 11, 6 January 1915</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v010n011-s0047-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 6 January 1915</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464882</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="223"><Record ID>99184204404502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883306</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Wilfred M. Hall, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Wilfred M. Hall.  Imperial Army Service Corps. On active Service at Salonika. Son of Mr. T. M. Hall (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Wilfred Manning Hall : UK National Archive Reference: WO 339/34490</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Kyarra A55</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0040-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source xsi:nil="true" /><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464965</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="224"><Record ID>99184204404602061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3882835</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of L.V. Nicol, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 3 November 1914</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: L.V. Nicol.  Photo of Mr Nicol with horse, in camp at Kensington, Sydney prior to leaving for the war. He was with the Headquarters Company, Australian Army Service Corps and is a member of the CTA of Qld.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Lionel Victor Nicol, Service Number - 243</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Lionel Victor Nicol</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 263024</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 18 October 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 32A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 10, No. 9, 3 November 1914</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v010n009-s0032A-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 3 November 1914</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464881</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="225"><Record ID>99184204404702061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883303</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant Geoffrey N. Campbell, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant Geoffrey N. Campbell.  Enlisted, a few days before his 21st birthday, with the Engineers. Anxious to get to the front, however, he made successful application for the transfer to the Pioneers. Eldest son of Mr. G. P. Campbell (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Geoffrey Noel Campbell, Service Number - 2814</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Geoffrey Noel Campbell</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 19288</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Clan McGillivray A46</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 21 October 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24B of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0024B-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465051</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="226"><Record ID>99184204404802061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883432</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Lieutenant Robert Alexander, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Lieutenant Robert Alexander.  An Association member of the C.T.A. of Qld., who was killed in action in 1917.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral xsi:nil="true" /><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier xsi:nil="true" /><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Karroo A10</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 40G of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 14, No. 3, 1 May 1918</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v014n003-s0040G-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 1 May 1918</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464903</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="227"><Record ID>99184204404902061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883300</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of T.D. Watson, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: T.D. Watson.  A Full Member of the C.T.A. of Queensland, who enlisted in 1914.</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Thomas Douglas Watson, Service Number - 1810</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Thomas Douglas Watson</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 26900</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Warilda A69</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0024A-0002</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465050</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="228"><Record ID>99184204405002061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883297</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Private H.H. Harvey, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Private H.H. Harvey.  Son of Mr. H. R. Harvey (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Herbert Henry Harvey, Service Number - 9045</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Herbert Henry Harvey</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 194517</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boonah A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  31 January 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 24A of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0024A-0001</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465049</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="229"><Record ID>99184204405102061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883294</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Corporal L.E. Wickham, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Corporal L.E. Wickham.  33rd Battery, 9th Artillery Brigade. Son of Mr. E. Wickham (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Leslie Erl Wickham, Service Number - 21440</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Leslie Erl Wickham</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 359222</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Themistocles A32</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 11 May 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0009</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/464964</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="230"><Record ID>99184204405202061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883291</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Captain R.A. Wakeford, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Captain R.A. Wakeford.  (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Richard Albert Wakeford, Service Number - Captain</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 349261</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Omrah A5</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial) xsi:nil="true" /><Provenance xsi:nil="true" /><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0008</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465041</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="231"><Record ID>99184204405302061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883288</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant C.E. Pennefather Ryan, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant C.E. Pennefather Ryan.  15th Batt. Son of Dr. J. Pennefather Ryan, (Club Member, C.T.A. of Qld.).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Casimar Edric Pennefather Ryan, Service Number - 813</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Casimar Edric Pennefather Ryan</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 307117</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: RMS Mooltan</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0007</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465040</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="232"><Record ID>99184204405402061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883285</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Trooper Oliver Pearse, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Trooper Oliver Pearse.  A.M.C. 1st Australian Light Horse. Sons of Mr. William Pearse (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): Oliver Pearse, Service Number - 14506</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): Oliver Pearse</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 274120</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Shropshire A9</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date: 8 July 1916</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0006</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465039</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
<row _id="233"><Record ID>99184204405502061</Record ID><Digital ID>IE3883282</Digital ID><Title of image>Portrait of Sergeant William Pearse, photographed in The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Title of image><Image caption>Caption: Sergeant William Pearse.  13th Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade. Sons of Mr. William Pearse (Club Member, C.T.A. of Queensland).</Image caption><Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral>Full name &amp; Service number (from National Archives of Australia): William Pearse, Service Number - 210</Full name and service number (from National Archives of Austral><Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)>Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial): William Pearse</Full name from embarkation roll (from Australian War Memorial)><NAA identifier>NAA person ID: 272610</NAA identifier><Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation ship: HMAT Boonah A36</Embarkation ship (from Australian War Memorial)><Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)>Embarkation date:  22 December 1914</Date of embarkation (from Australian War Memorial)><Provenance>Photograph appears on page 3 of The Australasian Traveller, Vol. 13, No. 2, 2 April 1917</Provenance><Image number>Image number: 684723-v013n002-s0003-0005</Image number><Copyright statement>Out of copyright.</Copyright statement><Conditions of use>You are free to use without permission. Please attribute the State Library of Queensland.</Conditions of use><Source>Digitised from The Australasian Traveller, 2 April 1917</Source><Subject 1>Australia.--Army.--Australian Imperial Force (1914-1921)</Subject 1><Subject 2>United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australasia</Subject 2><Subject 3>Soldiers--Queensland--Portraits</Subject 3><Subject 4>Traveling sales personnel--Queensland--Portraits.</Subject 4><Subject 5>World War, 1914-1918--Queensland</Subject 5><Link to permanent portrait image>http://hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/465112</Link to permanent portrait image></row>
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