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DD-498 USS Philip leaving the side after passing message
View of Fletcher Class Destroyer DD-498 USS Philip (1942-1968) moving away from the photographer on board another ship (the 'Manoora'?).
Members of North Adelaide Football Club
Players and other members of the North Adelaide Football Club; Back row - T. Hodge (Trainer); Snowy Hamilton; Percival Frost; Ivan Davey; Victor Guy; Lloyd Davies; Frank Haines. Middle row - A. Klose (Committee) ; Alby Fooks; Lawrie Sprigg; Cecil Curnow; Stan Wallis; Richard Foale; Charles Penery; Russell Fuss; W. Avery; W. Blunden. Front row - Mat Kinnear; Percy Lewis; Tom Leahy; Sir Lewis Cohen; Glyn Trescowthick; Charlie Young; David Crawford. Photograph taken June 19, 1920 vs. West Adelaide, as this was the only game played by Victor Guy that year.
Photographs of ships
Illustrations and photographs of passenger, mail and cargo ships, most undated, with only 8 dated. Prints are available for reference in 2 albums.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Thomas Brinkworth
Arrived in South Australia in August 1839 on board the ship the "Somersetshire". Wheat farmer, Manoora.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a sepia toned silver gelatin studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a black and white studio portrait photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost with soldiers, World War I
Digital copy of a postcard featuring a black and white photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost [front right], 3rd Light Horse, with three friends during World War I.
Ernest Arthur Frost with three soldiers, World War I
Digital copy of a postcard featuring a black and white photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost, 3rd Light Horse[front right], with three soldiers during World War I.
Private Aubrey Leeder Frost
Digital copy of a studio portrait sepia photograph of Aubrey Leeder Frost of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMG) Reinforcements, in uniform during World War I. Aubrey was a brother to Ernest Arthur Frost.
Ernest Arthur Frost
Digital copy of a black and white toned studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost, aged approximately 15-17 years old.
Hilda Blanche Frost with friends
Digital copy of a black and white toned photograph of Hilda Blanche Frost with two friends, which was sent to her brother Ernest Arthur Frost whilst he was on active service with the Third Australian Light Horse during WWI. Dated 4 October 1917.
World war I identification tag of Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of the identification tag belonging to Ernest Arthur Frost, worn whilst on he was on active service with the Third Light Horse during World War I. Stamp embossed text reads, 'E.A.Frost, 2873, 3 L.H., A.I.F., C.E.'; 'Manoora S.Aus' on verso.
Souvenir from Egypt cushion cover from E.A. Frost during WWI service
Digital copy of an embroidered cushion cover purchased by Ernest Arthur Frost in Cairo whilst on active service during World War I and sent home to family in Manoora. Blue cotton sateen with embroidered text reading 'Souvenir from Egypt, Cairo' within a floral wreath design and 'From Ern to Mother' underneath. An embroidery of a banner featuring the flags of the Allied Forces sits in the middle of the design, with '1916' underneath.
Old colonists 1836-1840 : William Sanders
William Sanders arrived in South Australia in December 1839 on board the ship the "Delhi". Farmer, Lyndoch; storekeeper, Yankalilla, Waterloo, Manoora.
Photos from the Middle East
Contact prints of scenes taken in the Middle East by an Australian soldier. One is of the grave of Trooper Francis Kelly, service #2462, 3rd Australian Light Horse; it is unclear whether he took the earlier photos or whether they were taken by another in the same unit. The photos includes a two storey buillding; Australian forces in action, an Army tent city, interior views of an Army hospital (possibly Abbassia), and two soldiers in Cairo in December 2017. The quality of the images is variable.