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Inkwell, portable   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Inkwell, portable
Object type Letters home/wars
Classification: 77473
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English: Portable inkwell belonged to 38337 Private Percy Broady, 2nd Battalion, Auckland Infantry Regiment, and used by him during WW1 hexagonal metal container with hinged lid inside black leather coated Case with embossed gilt italic lettering on lid- "Ink"
Date World War 1, 1914-18-wars; 23 Feb 2004; 03 Feb 2004; 19th Century
Dimensions notes: measurements (closed) height: 30mm width: 40mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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2004.20.8
Place of creation Unknown; Western Front
Exhibition history Display: 36814
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 2004.20.8
Notes portable inkwell; belonged to 38337 Private Percy Broady, 2nd Battalion, Auckland Infantry Regiment, and used by him during WW1 Twenty year old Percy Broady was farming at Sulphur Beach, Northcote, Auckland when he enlisted with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force on 17 October 1916 (service no 38337). He stated his religious profession to be Presbyterian. Following his enlistment he was posted to the 22nd Reinforcements, A Coy, and four months later, on 16 February 1917, left New Zealand to join the 2nd Auckland Coy, 4th Reserve Battalion at Sling Camp in England on 2 May. A month later Private Broady proceeded overseas, joining the 2nd Battalion, Auckland Infantry Regiment at Rouen on 26 June 1917. He was with the Regiment during Passchendaele then, on 20 November 1917, was detached to No 1 Coy, N.Z.M.G.C. (NZ Machine Gun Corps), rejoining the Battalion on 24 March 1918, from the NZ Field Ambulance. Percy Broady had two further admissions to No 3 NZ Field Ambulance in May and June 1918 for approximately 1 week on each occasion, but was seriously wounded (left buttock) circa 31 August 1918 and required hospitalisation. He was admitted initially to the General Hospital Rouen on 1 September 1918; he was then transferred to London, c10 September, and then to Hornchurch (18 September to 9 November 1918) and Codford (25 November 1918 to - ). Early the following year Private Broady returned home, embarking from the UK aboard 'Port of Melbourne' on 25 January 1919. Following his return to New Zealand Percy Broady was discharged as "no longer physically fit for war service on account of wounds received in action". According to his family Percy Broady served with the 15 North Auckland Regiment, They also claim he was wounded at Passchendaele, but this is not indicated on his Service Record.
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