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Photograph album 2
Collection of silver albumen photographs, in an album. Believed to have been taken by F.C. Krichauff, who worked as a photographer in South Australia. The photographs feature the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Adelaide Zoo, the Eden Hills railway viaduct, countryside near the Gemmell's home at Bugle Range and scenes along the Murray River. See 'contents' for details of individual photographs.
Australian soldier playing a bugle, Indigenous Veterans Service
An Australian soldier plays the Last Post on a bugle at the South Australian National War Memorial during a memorial service for Indigenous Veterans held on 30th May 2008. It is estimated that about 500 Aboriginal Australians served in World War I and more than 3,000 served in World War II.
Australian soldier with bugle
A young soldier wearing the cap and uniform of the Australian Infantry poses in a studio while blowing a bugle.
Two army buglers
Two soldiers sounding their bugles at an army camp; names not known.
A South Australian army bugler
A South Australian soldier playing a bugle; name not known.
Australian navy officer with bugle
Half-plate glass negative of an unidentified Australian naval officer in uniform, holding a bugle. The officer's name may be C.H. Howard. Written on original paper envelope: 'Sharp Rau A. C.H. Howard. 1 DOz. Cabs and Bro. 25-06'.
Unidentified army bandsman
Half-plate glass negative of an unknown army bandsman in World War One Australian military uniform including a peaked cap and boots. He is holding a bugle in one hand, has a braided lanyard attached from his collar to epaulette, and has two corporal's chevrons on his sleeve. He is standing outdoors in a field. Written in pencil on the edge of the glass plate: 'Bandsman Gotees [?] 24/10'. Possibly a corporal from the 10th Infantry Battalion, 24th Reinforcements.
Photograph album 3
Collection of mostly silver albumen photographs, in an album. Believed to have been taken by F.C. Krichauff, who worked as a photographer in South Australia. The photographs include bush scenes, houses, waterfalls, group travelling through northern South Australia on camels, Aboriginal people, Victorian bush scenes and early Australian stamps [the photographs of stamps have not been digitised]. See 'contents' for details of individual photographs.
Sir Josiah Symon K.C.
Sir Josiah Symon K.C. presents the 9th Reinforcements of the 27th Battalion with two flags and three bugles at a ceremony in front of the Mitcham camp headquarters. The mementoes were received on behalf of the men by Lieutenant Arthur Roland Burton.
Ker Family World War One photographs
Photographs of the Ker Family relating to the First World War. See below for details and to view images.
Primary school band
The bugle corps of the Thebarton Primary School Band. Berkley John Roberts is in the back row on the right hand side.
South Australian Contingent
[General description] Contingent of soldiers posed in front of a corrugated iron building with officers seated in the foreground. In the centre is Trumpeter Davis, holding a bugle. [On back of photograph] 'South Australian contingent at the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, London 1897. Drafted from mounted units from various parts of S.A. Under the command of Lieut. Col. James Rowell (sitting in centre), on his right is Capt. Wilson, of Mt Gambier, left is Lieut. Hay. Sitting on the ground, from left to right, are Sergeant J.E. Rowell; Trumpeter Davis; and Sergeant Major de Passey. For a list of those who were selected to form the contingent see Observer, 24 April 1897, page 31, column d'.
South Australian Bicycle Club
GENERAL: A studio group of five members of the South Australia Bicycle Club with penny farthing bicycles; they are wearing the club uniform with helmet hats, one carries a small bugle on a shoulder belt. The cyclist in the centre looks similar to Henry Edgar Foster (see B 7803 and 7804).
Parade of Junior Constables
Parade of Junior Constables. In 1934 a Junior Constable training course was introduced in South Australia. In the photograph several of the constables are playing the bugle. The Police Band was a part-time unit which at this time consisted of mainly Junior Constables. It was housed at Thebarton Police Barracks. Other constables were housed at the Port Adelaide Police Depot in primitive buildings with poor amenities and bad hygiene.
Farm Buildings
Farm buildings, Bugle Range Road, Macclesfield district.
Flinders Street school band
GENERAL: Members of the Flinders Street school band; Roy Olifent is extreme right, front row, holding a bugle.
Three horsemen at Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN: Three horsemen, two wear military uniform, the third is dressed for polo; a young soldier carrying a bugle stands beside them.
Army officers talking to a bugler at a military camp
Senior army officers talking to a bugler at a military camp in South Australia.
Two South Australian soldiers
Close view of two South Australian soldiers at a camp near Adelaide, possibly Mitcham, one wears a bugle around his neck; names not known.
A Salvation Army bugler
A Salvation Army man holding a bugle.
Soldiers at the camp cookhouse in Nairne, South Australia
Soldiers gathered at the cookhouse at a military camp held in Nairne, South Australia; they are standing amongst camp ovens, pots and pans watching a small boy blowing the bugle.
Soldiers at the camp cookhouse in Nairne, South Australia
Soldiers gathered together at the cookhouse on an army camp in Nairne, South Australia; they are standing amongst camp ovens and pans watching a small boy blow the bugle.
Army bugler boy riding his horse
An army bugler boy photographed riding his horse outside a tent.
New recruits for the Army during World War I
New civilian recruits for Army service during World War I marching along a road in South Australia escorted by a uniformed soldier; four of their number stand in the front, three holding bugles up to their mouths and the fourth playing a small drum. The officer on the far side of the group (near the third row) is Robert Conroy Parrott (see also PRG 280/1/18/8 and B 23141); the location of the photo is probably Mitcham Camp (based on Parrott's career); and the date around 1915 (based on the fact he is still wearing his old pre-war 74th Militia hat and jacket).
G.A. McKee, a young soldier
G.A. McKee from the staff of the South Australian Taxation Department photographed wearing military uniform with a bugle over one shoulder.
Boy Scouts dressing for parade after a swim
Boy Scouts dressing for parade after swimming in a river at a camp in South Australia; one of the boys is sounding a bugle.
Buglers in South Africa
Three boys (aged approximately 10-14 years) dressed in army uniforms and holding bugles.
Buglers in South Africa
Three boys (aged approximately 10-14 years) dressed in army uniforms and holding bugles.
Three men with dogs and instruments
Three men with dogs and instruments. Two of the dogs are wearing hats, and there is a gramophone, accordian, and bugle on the table. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
Group of men outside the Cheer Up Hut, Adelaide, South Australia
A group of men photographed at the entrance to the Cheer Up Hut in Adelaide, South Australia. Three of the men are in army uniform, two of these men are holding bugles. Names have not been provided.