Image: Landing stores with horses, Gallipoli, ca 1915

Description: Landing stores, Gallipoli; this photograph was published in: Nevill, G T (Mrs), fl 1976, Photographs collected by Sister Edith Jane Austen during World War I.[1] This publication is not in the records of the US Copyrights Office.
Title: Landing stores with mules, Gallipoli, ca 1915
Credit: National Library NZ on Flickr Commons, Landing stores, Gallipoli, ca 1915
Author: Unidentified photographer
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