Thought I would share my Anzac Day exhibition. Being shown at my local art gallery.
Regards Bruce
Regards Bruce
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Clive Caldwell's flying helmet.Comment
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Pine cone from Lone Pine battle, Gallipoli.Comment
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great display mate! fantastic your getting the gear out for people to view and learn from
WD
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It looks good. It must be fun to make an expo like this for the community, and plus I suspect you sometimes get a few new donations.
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ANZAC Day
Hello,
What a wonderful display and collection.
Regards,
Jody
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Excellent display, Bruce. It's a good way to keep the history alive .Comment
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Very nicely laid out.
Tell me, how many visitors have you had to see these collections?
Really top notch.
Regards,
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Nice display,
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Thanks everyone.Originally posted by JustinG View Post
After the Anzac Day ceramony there was alot of people through to have a look. I was there personally to show the public. I'm not sure of the numbers since then, I will have to ask the people that run the gallery and find out. It will be there till the 6th June. I have another exhibition planned for the same venue around the Battle of Britain aniversary time later this year that will feature just air force stuff. It's great to collect all this stuff, but it's even better to have such a great outlet like this to display it for the public. For a little bit of atmosphere I have Vera Lyn's CD playing in the back ground. While I was there on Anzac Day, an old fellow that gave me some stuff he had from ww2 a few years ago {he flew Liberators, and won DFC}, came in with his son and saw the Caldwell flying helmet. He then told me he went over on the same ship to North Africa with him and met him. His son got a photo of his father holding the flying helmet. Then he rang me and said he had a joy stick from a Zero he wants to give me.
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Stunning collection Bruce! Who's the maker of the RK?
Thanks,
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