5 NZ Fd Park and 6 NZ Fd Park building concrete reservoir near Baggush

Quad and gun of 6 NZ Fd Regt coming up the Halfaya Pass, Egypt

Double page plate (folios 5 verso and 6) from Ouzel

Officers of 29 Battery, 6 NZ Field Regiment, near their headquarters near Sora, Italy, World War II - Photog...

Prime Minister Peter Fraser at 5 NZ Infantry Brigade Headquarters near Sora, Italy, World War II - Photograp...

Major McKenzie and medical staff who successfully operated at NZ field hospital near Alamein, Egypt - Photog...

Prime Minister Peter Fraser and party at 5 NZ Infantry Brigade HQ near Sora, Italy, World War II - Photograp...

Captain E G Webber, G Archer and S Greenwood alongside a demolished building near Foggia, Italy, World War I...

Some of the drivers and orderlies of a NZ ambulance unit painting their ambulances near Arce, Italy, World W...

Prime Minister Peter Fraser and Colonel R D King with officers of a NZ Field Hygiene Section near St Elia, I...

Lieutenant B Bookman coming out of a dugout used by 29 Battery of 6 NZ Field Regiment near Sora area, Italy,...

Gunners of the 29 Battery of 6 NZ Field Regiment in front of their gun near Sora, Italy, World War II - Phot...

French Moroccan trooper and his horse near the NZ sector of the Cassino front in Italy, World War II - Photo...

NZ soldiers, Jim Kelly and N J Parker, near an old Italian farmhouse, World War II - Photograph taken by Geo...

German prisoners, driving themselves in a horse and cart, are handed over to NZ troops near the end of World...

General Freyberg, Brigadier Weir and Brigadier Holebrook near the Italian Front, World War II - Photograph t...

New Zealand anti aircraft gunners writing and chatting beside their gun near Sora, Italy, World War II - Pho...

Illustrated Satirical Poems About Famous Scenic Views in Edo (Kyōka Edo meisho zue), Vols. 5 and 6 (in one binding)

Cavalry Captain Asakawa Encounters Strong Enemy Forces near Port Arthur, and Distinguishes Himself in a Fierce Battle (Asakawa kiheitaii Sodaikō fukin Suishiei ni teki no taigun to tatakai shukō o tatsu)

A Sailor of Our Warship, Sazanami, Jumped into the Deck of a Russian Ship. With a Thundering Cry, "Hey, You!" He Cut at the Enemy Captain, and then Kicked Him off the Deck into the Water (In the Sea Battle near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904)