DescriptionA studio portrait of George Bullock while serving in the AIF in the Tunnelling Coys. The photograph was taken in France and was sent back to his family as a post card. In the photograph George is sitting at a table writing a letter while thinking about his family, who are seen in the top right hand side of the photograph. George worked as a miner and was married to Ellen Bullock, they had two children and lived in Stafford Street, Booval. References (offline)More information regarding the Tunnelling Company can be found at www.tunnellers.net
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