Walter John Warneford papers concerning World War I, 1914-1915

1. Operation Order No. 1 by Lieut. Col. W. W. Russell Watson relating to the Australian Naval & Military Expedition to New Guinea, 10 September 1914.
2. Original note taken at the time of Bimbashi Kemal Bey's visit to Anzac on 21 May 1915 to arrange the Armistice.
3. Copy of a Proclamation to the Anglo-French Expeditionary Forces dropped from a Turkish biplane on 25 June 1915.
4. Copy of a general letter from General William Birdwood to his troops in the event of a big Turkish attack, 1915.
5. Allied propaganda notices in Turkish with English translations, 1915
6. Various Orders, some issued by General Sir Ian Hamilton,  1915
7. Arrangements designed to meet the probable conditions under which the ANZAC Headquarters will work, 1915.
8. List of trench stores found to be of value in the Turkish operations necessary to meet the needs of a Brigade, 1915
9. Documents relating to Signallers, 1915
10. Army Corps chart showing organisation of Staff Duties in the Field.
11. Miscellaneous papers: Notification of Italy joining the Allied Forces, 27 May 1915; Service programme, Intelligence note
12. Two sketch maps of the Gallipoli coast made by Walter Warneford at 9.40 am on 25 April 1915. On the reverse of one are two printed maps: 'Panorama of No. 1 Section  ANZAC Position Gallipoli Peninsula' and 'Sketch of Coast Line Gallipoli Peninsula April 12th 1915'.

Walter John Warneford papers concerning World War I, 1914-1915

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