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Early photograph of Colin, Keith, and Ross Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1896, Photograph, PRG 18/1/5

Studio portrait of brothers Colin (seated left) wearing a white dress with lace jacket, Keith (standing) wearing a sailor-style jacket and shorts, and Ross (seated right) wearing a smocked shirt with shorts and knee-high socks.

Early photograph of Keith and Ross Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1895, Photograph, PRG 18/1/4

Studio portrait of Keith Smith (standing), aged about 5 years, wearing a white shirt with shorts and knee-high socks, and Ross Smith (seated), aged about 3 years, wearing a white dress and jacket with lace collar.

Portrait of Keith Smith as a baby

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1893, Photograph, PRG 18/1/3

Cabinet card studio portrait of Keith Smith, aged about two years, seated on a wooden chair, wearing a smocked dress with a jacket, and knee-high socks.

Portrait of Keith Smith as a baby

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1892, Photograph, PRG 18/1/1

Cabinet card studio portrait of Keith Smith, aged about eighteen months, wearing a dress with lace hem and sleeves.

Lieutenant Keith Smith, Captain Ross Smith, and Sergeants Bennett and Shiers in England

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1919, Photograph, PRG 18/1/27

Left to right: pilots Lieutenant Keith Smith and Captain Ross Smith, with mechanics Sergeant James Bennett, and Sergeant Wally Shiers, standing by the Vickers Vimy G-EAOU at Hounslow Heath, England, at the start of the England to Australia flight.

Ross and Keith Smith at the wing of the Vickers Vimy

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1920, Photograph, PRG 18/1/26

Ross and Keith Smith taking notes at the wing of their Vickers Vimy aircraft.

Keith Smith with members of the National Geographic Society

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1921, Photograph, PRG 18/1/24

Photograph of Keith Smith with three gentlemen from the National Geographic Society, standing outside the Hubbard Memorial Hall, the 'Home of the National Geographic Society' located in Washington D.C. Left to right: John Oliver LaGorce, writer and explorer in the National Geographic Society; [H. Giace Street?]; Keith Smith; and Gilbert H. Grosvenor, editor of the National Geographic Magazine.

Andrew and Keith Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1921, Photograph, PRG 18/1/23

Andrew and Keith Smith in front of a Rolls Royce car in New South Wales. Keith is dressed in his Air Force uniform and appears to be examining the car.

Andrew and Jessie Smith with son Keith Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1921, Photograph, PRG 18/1/22

Portrait of Jessie and Andrew Smith with their son Keith Smith (centre) in Royal Air Force uniform, sitting on the verandah of their home at 10 Stephen Terrace, Gilberton, South Australia.

Smith Family at Gilberton

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1921, Photograph, PRG 18/1/20

Andrew and Jessie Smith (centre) sitting with their sons Ross (left) and Keith (right) in the garden at their home at 10 Stephen Terrace, Gilberton, South Australia.

Smith family in Penzance, Cornwall

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1906, Photograph, PRG 18/1/14

Cabinet card portrait of the Smith family seated in an 'Excursion Car' with other tourists on a holiday in the town of Penzance, Cornwall, England. Sitting in the front row with the coachman (centre) are, left to right: Ross, Colin, Mrs Jessie Smith, and Keith Smith; the man standing in the second row is believed to be Andrew Smith. The carriage is packed with tourists and pulled by four horses. It is pulled up in front of Wardour House family hotel, formerly Wardour Pension, Wherrytown, Penzance. Photograph by W. Richards & Son, 2 Queen Street, Penzance.

Portrait of Colin, Keith and Ross Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, 1905, Photograph, PRG 18/1/11

Portrait of Colin (seated left), Keith (seated centre), and Ross (standing right) Smith, taken on a Saturday during October 1905. Colin is leaning against a chair and wearing a sailor-style jacket, with shorts and long socks. Keith and Ross are wearing jackets with vests, shirts and ties, with shorts and long socks.

Portrait of Ross, Colin and Keith Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1906, Photograph, PRG 18/1/10

Portrait of Ross (seated left), Colin (standing centre), and Keith (seated right) Smith. They are wearing suit jackets with vests, shirts and ties, and long trousers. Keith is holding a book in one hand.

Portrait of Colin, Ross and Keith Smith

Smith, Keith MacPherson, Sir, c. 1906, Photograph, PRG 18/1/9

Portrait of Colin (left), Ross (centre), and Keith (right). They are wearing jackets with with vests, shirts and ties, and long trousers. Colin and Keith are leaning against charis, and Ross is holding a book in one hand.

Photograph album of Mutooroo Station

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, c. 1912, Photograph, PRG 18/3/2/1-74

Photograph album, pre World War One, taken at Mutooroo Station and surrounding stations, featuring Andrew, Jessie, Keith, Ross, and Colin Smith, sheep and livestock, station houses, buildings and stockyards, family pets, cars, and horse-drawn carriages and wagons.

Ross Smith with group before attacking Nekhl

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, 1917, Photograph, PRG 18/4/7

Ross Smith with group, enjoying a break at camp the day before attacking Nekhi, February 1917. Writtten on reverse: 'Our camp the day before we attacked Nekhl. Left to right: Lt. Cole, Me [Ross Smith], Capt. William (my flight commander), Lt Morgan, and Lt Drummond. Our table and seats were boxes with bombs in them'.

Captain Williams, Flight Commander of Ross Smith

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, c. 1918, Photograph, PRG 18/4/14

Captain Richard Williams, seated in the back seat of an aircraft, wearing flight helmet and goggles. Captain Williams was Flight Commander for Ross Smith.

Major Williams and Ross Smith

Smith, Keith Macpherson, Sir, c. 1918, Photograph, PRG 18/4/17

Ross Smith wearing a flight helmet and goggles standing with Major Williams who is wearing a slouch hat and carrying two boxes, in a field near an army camp. Written on reverse: 'Major Williams and myself [Ross Smith]. Now Air Marshall Sir Richard Williams - who unveiled the memorial at West Beach'.