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Emblem for the flag of the Special Commissioner for New Guinea
Coloured reproduction of the emblem for the flag of the Special Commissioner for the Protected Territory of New Guinea.
Emblems for British Dominions flags
Coloured reproductions of the emblems designed for flags of the British Dominion countries including: Newfoundland; Bermuda; Falkland Islands; Jamaica; Bahamas; British Honduras; Turks and Caicos Islands; British Guiana.
Group of fifteen men holding signalling flags with an army officer
A group of fifteen men holding signalling flags near an army tent; a uniformed soldier sits in the front row and two boys wearing army uniform, possibly buglers, sit on the ground; names unknown.
Uniformed soldiers standing with large flags
A line of uniformed soldiers standing holding large flags, possibly during a trooping of colours ceremony.
Six mounted soldiers carrying flags during a procession in Adelaide
A line of six mounted soldiers carrying the flags of the allied nations during a procession along King William Street, Adelaide.
The official flag of South Australia
A reproduction of the official flag of the State of South Australia.
Shipping flags
A four flag signal on a ship's mast.
Flags of the principal maritime countries
The flags of 36 principal maritime countries.
Flags of the International Code of Signals
Illustrations of the flags and pennants of the new International Code of Signals which came into use on January 1, 1901.
Funnels and flag markings of shipping lines
Twenty three illustrations of the funnels and house flag markings of the principal steamship lines in American trade.
Funnels and house flags of steamship lines
Twenty five illustrated funnel and house flags of some principal steamship lines in American trade.
Sir William Sowden at a flag presentation ceremony
Sir William Sowden at a military flag presentation ceremony taking place on the parade ground, north of Government House, Adelaide, South Australia.
A flag raising ceremony at Victor Harbor
Spectators attending a flag raising ceremony at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Raising the flag
A raising the flag ceremony in Adelaide.
A festive occasion on the coast of Sydney harbour where flags signal a message to a battleship anchored at sea
A festive occasion on the coast of Sydney harbour where flags signal a message to a battleship anchored at sea.
An illustrated International Code of flags
An illustrated International Code of flags.
A flag
A paper reproduction of the South Australian flag showing a union jack on a blue background and a small round badge depicting Britannia greeting an Aborigine.
Replica of flags
Replica of three flags to be used by diplomatic and consular officers as authorised by order in Council of August 7, 1869.
Aboriginal flag hanging on a barricade at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Aboriginal flag hanging on a barricade at the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
London to Adelaide souvenir
Souvenir flag issued to commemorate Ross and Keith Smith's successful flight from London to Adelaide. It features a drawing of the Smiths' Vickers Vimy plane in black on a beige coloured fabric, with a silky fringe, and the words 'London to Adelaide 1920' in gold paint. Both Smiths, together with their crew, Wally Shiers and Jim Bennett, have autographed the flag in pencil. The flag was subsquently mounted in a wooden frame, with three contemporary newspapers cuttings attached to the back.
The gunboat 'Protector' sailing with flags flying
H.M. gunboat 'Protector' sailing with flags flying possibly during the visit of the Governor-General to South Australia. According to a researcher, this is unusual because it is flying two different Australian flags. The post 1903 ensign (with the 7 point Federation Star and modified southern cross) from the main mast and the pre 1903, Australian competition result (with six pointed federation star and various pointed stars on the southern cross), from the stern. The flag is on the foremast is probably the Governor-General's flag, date c.1909
Adelaide Festival of Arts projects
The series consists of photographs, negatives, transparencies and documents relating to proposals, and projects undertaken by Ostoja-Kotkowski, for the Adelaide Festival of Arts. They include sound and image productions, floats, chromasonic towers, festival decorations, and exhibitions. It includes 'Genesis' designed in 1962 which was Ostoja's first attempt to present photographic images synchronised with sound. The 1968 Sound and Image production used a laser beam for the first time. 'Time Riders' was produced for the 1970 festival. Ostoja combined dreamtime legends with poetry by Judith Wright, Roland Robinson, Kenneth Slessor and Max Harris. The script was by Tony Morphett and the music by Richard Meale, Peter Sculthorpe and John Antill. 1964 float for the parade; Sound and Image production. 1966 street decorations; exhibition of photography by Members of Image 8; Sound and Image production. 1968 Sound and Image production. 1970 Chromasonic tower; Sound and Image production of Time Riders; street decorations;. 1980 Laser kinetic exhibition 'Futuresight'. 1982 Laser concert. 1990 'Brush with stage' participant in exhibition. 1994 'Inscape 94' exhibition.
Aboriginal flags held up at the Adelaide Justice for George Floyd march, Tarndanyangga
Aboriginal flags being held up at the Adelaide Justice for George Floyd march in Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square). One of the flags has the message, 'Wilson breeds 4 life'. Placards and signs are being held up behind the flags with messages including 'All lives can't matter until Black lives do' and 'Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere'. The protest, also referred to as 'Black Lives Matter', was held on 6 June 2020 and attended by more than 5000 people. It started at Tarndanyangga (Victoria Square), and was held in response to the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and was organised by Adelaide Campaign Against Racism and Fascism, and Sosblakaustralia SA Action Group. In addition, it was a rally to protest police violence, racism, and the murder of black people in Australia, and was in solidarity with the Aboriginal liberation struggle. Attendees were instructed by the organisers to wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines due to COVID-19.
Commonwealth Bank and Warner Theatre, King William Street, Adelaide.
King William Street, East Side, 24th January 1980, right side of Warner Theatre is 46 1/3 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 48 yards. Sign on the Warner Theatre says "Come - Say goodbye to the Warner!! Closing early Feb". A Union Jack flag is flying from a flag pole in the middle of King William Street.
The lighthouse and flag mast at Cape Borda
The lighthouse and flag mast at Cape Borda; Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia, stands beneath the flag.
'The Black Flag' handbill
Mabel Hardinge Dramatic Enterprises production of 'The Black Flag' at Port Town Hall.
Flag Decorations
Building flag decorations for Queen Elizabeth's visit to Mount Gambier in 1954.
Exploration party hoisting flag
'J.McD. Stuart's party Hoisting the Flag on the north coast of Australia at Chamber's Bay on the 25th of July 1862, Lat 12̆-14-50, drawn 25 July 1862'. One of 44 sketches of the John McDouall Stuart expedition across Australia 1861-1862.
Hoisting the Flag
Illustration from a publication about the Stuart expedition, showing the hoisting of a flag on the north shore of Australia at Chamber's Bay. A note in the caption mentions "The accompanying sketch is drawn from memory by Stephen King, February 10th, 1906" (based on sketch 31 with peripheral details omitted). The caption has details about the Great Northern Exploring Expedition, names of members of the party and an extract from Stuart's journal.
Flag pole and shelter at the Teetulpa gold field
A man stands beside a makeshift flag pole, with a bush shelter behind him, on the Teetulpa gold field.