Soldiers' own note book and diary for 1918
Summary A diary kept by Herbert Walter Clutterbuck. The diary contains printed information designed to help the soldier and the endpapers are maps of the European war areas. Handwritten diary entries begin on Memoranda pages on 26-10-1917. Diary entries are brief notes on Herbert Clutterbuck's locations in Europe and Britain throughout 1918 and 1919. The final handwritten entry is dated 12/6/1919.
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Collection location Private collection
Publication information Unpublished and published material
Additional information
Part of a selection of material from the collection of Barry O'Sullivan relating to the first World War. The digital collection includes personal effects of enlisted men from Christchurch, regimental badges, diaries, letters, letterhead paper, newspapers, photographs and postcards.
Related pages
- Cenotaph record, Auckland War Memorial Museum, for Herbert Walter Clutterbuck
- Military personnel file, Archway, Archives New Zealand, for Herbert Walter Clutterbuck
O'Sullivan collection material
- View Clutterbuck diary, paybook, and personal effects
- View Ephemera, postcards and photographs
- View Badges
- View Personal effects, a collection of material taken overseas by enlisted men from Christchurch
- View Letters
- View Newspapers
- View Paybooks
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