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Henry Harding Bickford
Portrait of Henry Harding Bickford.
Thomas Henry Bowman
Portrait of Thomas Henry Bowman in his World War I uniform.
Captain R. C. Morgan of the Missionary Ship John Williams
Steel engraving portrait print of Captain R.C. Morgan sitting and holding a telescope. The inscription on the print reads 'Captain R.C. Morgan, Missionary Ship, "John Williams." Printed by H.Room - Engraved by J.Cochran'.
Fraser Smith Crawford
Studio portrait of a man identified as Fraser Smith Crawford, an early South Australian photographer.
S.A. Company officer
Hand tinted lithograph of an unidentified man, presumed to be one of the South Australian Company officers. This image was in the same frame as the portrait of W.J. Brand (B 5944), sent to Adelaide from the S.A. Company's London office in 1931.
Chief Justice Sir R.D. Hanson
Portrait of Chief Justice Sir Richard Davies Hanson. See B 7013 for a copy of the original photograph.
Amy and Jack McCloud
Studio portrait of Jack and Amy (nee Le Poidevin) on their wedding day. The couple were married in the Baptist Church, Morphett Vale, on 12th June 1907.
Harriet and Daniel Le Poidevin
Studio portrait of Daniel and Harriett (nee Hutchison), taken by Port Pirie photographer J. W. Fegan.
Thomas Gilbert
Portrait of a man in a military uniform, identified on the back (in a later hand) as 'Thomas Gilbert born Camden NSW 21 October 1840'. The uniform worn by Thomas Gilbert, which includes his dress sword, is most likely that of an officer in the Adelaide Regiment of Volunteer Rifles. This regiment was raised in 1860, and was renamed Prince Alfred's Rifle Volunteers in November 1867. See also B 72997 and B 72998.
John (Jack) Hedly Marshall Dyer
Portrait of John (Jack) Hedley Marshall Dyer in his World War I uniform.
William (Bill) Crombie
Formal portrait of William John (Bill) Crombie.
Studio portrait of a child
Studio portrait of a young girl, posing between two stooks and holding a rake.
Louisa Mary Chesson
Studio portrait of Louisa Mary Chesson (nee Le Poidevin), taken by Port Pirie photographer R. Scott.
Commissioners of Public Works of South Australia
Photographic mosaic of 36 portraits of Commissioners of Public Works of South Australia.
Portrait of Mrs Ann Dunn
Photograph of Mrs Ann Dunn. She is wearing a bonnett with a cape or wrap over her dress, and holding a book. Fom handwriting on the back of the photo: " Mrs Ann Dunn. 1st wife of John Dunn Senior (the pioneer miller)."
Eric Walker
Studio portrait of a soldier believed to be Eric Walker (aka Thomas Walker) in his army uniform, with flowers in his bottonhole and a pipe in his mouth. This photo was acquired with B 73124, and both are framed in matching carved wooden frames.
Portrait of Corporal William Hill, 1st Adelaide Rifles
A half-plate hand-coloured ambrotype of Corporal William Hill in the uniform of the 1st Adelaide Rifles with corporal's chevrons, holding an Enfield rifle. A printed scorecard (until recently affixed to the rear of the frame) for a match between the Adelaide and Strathalbyn shooting clubs, held on Easter Monday, 28 March 1864, has the name of the winner of the competition highlighted in red ink, one Sergeant Hill.
Ernest Stump and Charles Vautin
Two posed portraits of Ernest Stump (on right) and Charles Vautin, taken at Stump's studio in King William Street, Adelaide.
S.A. Company officer
Hand tinted lithograph of an unidentified man, presumed to be one of the South Australian Company officers. This image was in the same frame as the portrait of W.J. Brand (B 5944), sent to Adelaide from the S.A. Company's London office in 1931.
Family portrait
Studio portrait of an unidentified family group, featuring the parents with their three children aged from about 6 months to 4 years. Photo by Mora of Adelaide.
Portrait photograph of an Aboriginal man
Portrait photograph of an unidentified Aboriginal man. He appears to be fairly young and is wearing a hat and a jacket with a waistcoat with a fob watch and chain. The photographer is A. Middleton, 105 Hurtle Square, Adelaide.
Portrait of two men and their dog
Studio portrait of two men and a [Newfound land?] dog, copied by McNeills Studios, 184 Rundle Street, Adelaide.
Rachel Sarah Chesson
Studio portrait of Rachel Sarah Chesson by The Swiss Studios, Melbourne. Rachel married William Gardner in 1910.
Portrait of a Lady
A half-length portrait of a lady wearing a formal white dress with ribbon trimming on the neckline, strands of pearls and a headdress of wattle.
Portraits of two men
Portraits of two men, possibly of Indian heritage.
Portraits and people
This series comprises both studio and informal photographs of individuals, couples, families and children, most of whom are unidentified. A selection only from this series has been digitised. Do a NUMBER search on PRG 1316/3/1-1203.
Portrait of T. B. Robertson
Informal photographic portrait of Professor Thorburn Brailsford Robertson taken by his wife in the interior of the London home of his wife's aunt, Edith Battock, nee Stirling. The photograph of T.B. Robertson's father, Thorburn Robertson, held at PRG 136/7/14, was taken on the same occasion.
Portrait of T. B. Robertson
Portrait of Thorburn Brailsford Robertson taken when he was Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Toronto, Canada. Handwritten on reverse: 'TBR'.
Bishop George Wyndham Kennion
Portrait photograph of Bishop George Wyndham Kennion. He was the Bishop of Adelaide from 1882-1894.
Bishop John Harmer and Chaplain P.C. Wise
Portrait photograph of Bishop John Reginald Harmer, with P.C. Wise, the Chaplain to the Bishop, 1902-1905. Harmer was the successor to Bishop George Wyndham Kennion and served from 1895-1905 in Adelaide.