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Soldiers
Soldiers holding their flag.
Flag decoration
Flag decoration on Savings Bank building, Currie Street for the state visit of the Prince of Wales.
A Peace Day procession
A Peace Day procession on 19 July 1919: view of "The Allied Flags".
Flag-seller during the 1914-18 War
GENERAL: A flag-seller during the 1914-18 European War.
Murray River flag
View of the Murray River flag, suspended from the ceiling of the Signal Point cafe at Goolwa.
Kindergarten premises & activities: saluting the flag
A young boy salutes the Union Jack on a flag pole held by a young girl.
Flag-waving crowds at Keswick Railway Station
Crowds waving souvenir Ghan and Australian flags shortly before the departure of the Ghan on its inaugural journey from Adelaide to Darwin, 1st February 2004.
Captain Charles Sturt's flag.
Captain Charles Sturt's Union Jack which he unfurled when the Murrumbidgee River carried his boat into the river he named the Murray on 14 January 1830.
Ship's flag
Line drawing of a ship's flag, belonging possibly to the 'Warunda' or 'Hammersley Mars'.
Australia Day celebrations
Group of teenagers wearing the Australian flag as capes celebrate Australia Day 2010 at Glenelg.
Schooner Queen of the South with flags flying and many visitors on board
Side view of Schooner 'Queen of the South', with flags flying and many visitors on board, a few standing on the small jetty. Possibly at her triumphant arrival, when a large gathering greeted her with toasts of champagne at Goolwa wharf on March 11, 1878.
Olympic Flag
Photograph of the Olympic Games Flag being raised in Mount Gambier on 3rd June 1960.
The 'Ascalon' under the Norwegian Flag
The wooden barque (ex ship) 'Ascalon', 938 tons, under the Norwegian Flag. [Wooden bq. 998 tons, ON60682, 201.0 x 34.0 x 20.5. Built 1868 (4) Walter Hood and Co. Aberdeen. Owners: Aberdeen White Star Line (William Henderson) reg. Aberdeen. 1881 Trindeer, Anderson and Co. c.1890 sold to Norwegian owners. Wrecked 7 February 1907 at Annalong. Under both British owners this vessel was well known in Australian waters].
The 'East Croft' at Port Adelaide under Norwegian flag
The iron barque 'East Croft', 1312 tons, in an unidentified port. James Taylor Rimmer was Master of this ship from its launch in July, 1875 until he retired in 1895. It's official number was 63885 and was built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast, Northern Ireland for John Gambles, High Harrington, Workington, Cumberland, England. There were many voyages made to Australia (Melbourne). Believed to have continued to sail under the British flag until 1897 (D. Connack as Master and Trinder, Anderson & Co., as subsequent owners) when it was transferred to Norwegian ownership. [Additional information provided by I. Wilson.] [iron ship, c.1902 became 3 mast barque. 1367 tons. ON63885. 228.0 x 35 5 x 22.3. Built 1875 (6) Harland and Wolff. Belfast. Owners John Gambles registered Workington, later G Graham. Sold in 1902 to Norwegian owner Sigurd Haslum, without change of name. It was transferred to Italian ownership in 1910 where it was broken up]. According to a researcher, the barque was named after the house of owner John Gambles at High Harrington.
Members of the 1954 National Geographic expedition to Melville Island, pictured in front of the National Geographic Society flag
Members of the 1954 National Geographic expedition to Melville Island, pictured in front of the National Geographic Society flag. From left, back row: Mr George Joy (cook), Eric Jolliffe (artist), Brian Daly (geologist), William E Harney (guide) Front row: Jane Goodale (ethnologist), Charles Mountford (expedition leader), Justice William E O'Douglas.
'Victory Day. June 10th, 1946 - Flags of Allies'
Members of the three services carrying the Flags of the Allies in the Victory Day Parade held in Adelaide on 10th June 1946. The procession is passing Queen Victoria's statue in Victoria Square.
Souvenir scarf with World War I allied flags
White silk scarf with a printed border of nine World War I allied flags in a patriotic motif. Possibly obtained by W.H. Allison as a souvenir while stationed in England, ca.1916-1917.
Sir Henry Galway presenting the flag of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment to the Officer Commanding, Lieutenant Colonel Rowell.
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Henry Galway, presenting the flag of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment to the Officer Commanding Lieutenant Colonel Rowell. State Commandant (Colonel Irving) is standing on the left of the Governor; Colonel Weir (10th Infantry Battalion) is on the extreme right. At Morphettville Race Course, 19 September 1914. This photo appeared in 'The Chronicle' on Saturday 26 September 1914, page 45; and in 'The Express and Telegraph', Monday 21 September 1914, page 3; and 'The Advertiser' on Monday 21 September 1914, page 9. An article about the also visit appeared in 'The Critic', Wednesday 23 September 1914, page 11.
Group of soldiers in South Australia
Three rows of uniformed soldiers sitting with their arms folded in South Australia; a large flag with the inscription E Coy is draped in front of them; names not known. Believed to have been photographed at Morphettville Camp.
A motor vehicle decorated with flags and streamers
Three men wearing the uniform of South African War veterans standing by a motor vehicle decorated with flags and streamers for a parade held at Kadina, South Australia.
A motor car draped with the Stars and Stripes flag
A motor car draped with the Stars and Stripes flag for a patriotic parade held at Kadina, South Australia.
Two horses competing in a flag race
Two horses competing in a flag race at a show held in Adelaide.
A packed house in a flag decorated hall
A large audience standing during a function held in a flag decorated hall in Adelaide, possibly a gathering of members of the Methodist Church.
Competitors in a flag race at a horse show
Competitors in a flag race riding around the course during an event at a horse show in South Australia.
Saluting the Flag at Kindergarten class in Adelaide
Kindergarten children and their teachers saluting the flag held by a small girl in the centre of a semi-circle of her class-mates outside the premises of the Free Kindergarten in Adelaide.
A flag presentation ceremony
A flag presentation ceremony at Mitcham Army Camp, South Australia. The man in uniform on the left is Walter Leslie Stuart, second Commandant of Mitcham Camp; the soldier standing on the other side of the civilians is Lieutenant Arthur Francis Lindsary Harper, Adjutant of Mitcham Camp. [NOTE: This image is clearly of the same event as that shown in PRG 280/1/9/143. From a report in 'The Register', Wednesday 5 April 1916: 'A presentation of colours to the 16th Battalion, 3rd Light Horse, took place at the Mitcham Camp on Tuesday afternoon, in the presence of Major Bushell (Acting Camp Commandant), Lieut. Harper (Camp Adjutant), Chaplain-Col. Metters and many other officers. the colours were presented by Mrs J. De Burgh and Miss Lines. They were handed by Mr G.A.W. Alexander to Lieuts. Denison and Stott, who received them and thanked the donors.']
The H.M.S.'Protector'at sea, decorated with flags
The H.M.S.'Protector' decorated with flags at sea off the coast at Largs on the occasion of the Queen's Birthday. The vessel on the left is the reformatory hulk 'Fitzjames'.
A steam locomotive decorated with flags in South Australia
Railway staff and others standing by a flag-decorated stationary locomotive in a railway yard. This is believed the Mount Gambier railway yards - the track layout, with the station on the left, and the goods shed (right background) conform to the Mount Gambier yard plan of 13/12/1912. Taken between December 1911 and 1914. The first two carriages are of 50ft lavatory type ('Long Toms'), first built by SAR and issued December 1911 to South East narrow gauge lines. The locomotive is of Wx Class which, with un-rebuilt W Class, were the main SE motive power until 1914 when the Y Class was introduced (and would have been used on trains of importance). On 28 November 1917 a broad gauge line from Heywood (Victoria) was opened and the tracks in the photo were modified to mixed gauge. Also a new station with high level platforms was built closer to Wolseley. Badges of six states mounted upon the locomotive may indicate the train was of some Federal importance. [Information supplied by David Parsons.]
Two Royal Navy sailors guarding a flag covered body on board a ship
Two Royal Navy sailors stand guard over a flag covered body on board a ship before a burial at sea; a bulldog stands in the foreground.
A stationary steam locomotive decorated with flags and crests
A group of men and railway staff standing by a stationary steam locomotive which has been decorated with flags and crests; exact location unknown.