Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Gray Marks papers, ca. 1895-2005

Folder 1

Douglas Marks papers:

War Office certificates (2) of Douglas Gray Marks's Mention in Despatches, 7 November 1917, 7 April 1918
Distinguished Service Order awarded to Major (temporary Lieutenant Colonel) D. G. Marks, M.C., 13th Australian Infantry Battalion, 3 June 1918
Letter confirming the termination of Lieut. Col. Marks's appointment in the A.I.F., 21 March 1919
Memorial service programme for Douglas Gray Marks, 8 February 1920
Commendation from members of the 13th Battalion to Lieutenant Colonel Granville John Burnage, undated ('on the occasion of your return to New South Wales')

Folder 2

Photographs:

3/4 length studio portrait of Lieut. Col. Marks, signed and dated 14/8/17
Lieut. Col. Marks with two unidentified officers on front steps of a building, undated
Mounted enlargement of group portrait of six members of the Marks family, undated; ca. 1906-8? Douglas Marks, back centre; donor's mother, front centre

Folder 3

Photocopied material relating to Douglas Marks:

Copy of Reveille, 1 November 1936, 'Celebrities of the A.I.F. No. 75 : Lieut.-Col. D. G. Marks'
Photocopy of the transcript of Douglas Gray Marks's diary, 'Sundry jottings from a crowded hour'
Copies of newscuttings regarding the death of Douglas Gray Marks.
Copies of extracts from Australian War memorial and National Archives records and correspondence.
Correspondence regarding Douglas Gray Marks, 2001-2005
Photocopies of photographs of Douglas Marks

Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Gray Marks papers, ca. 1895-2005

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