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Mr. Grummel
Portrait photograph of Mr. Grummel, manager of gas works, possibly married to a Taylor.
Postcard of two soldiers
Studio portrait postcard featuring a photograph of two Australian soldiers during World War I. An imprint on the reverse bears the inscription 'G. Massaoud, Photographe Port Said'.
William Henry Taylor
Portrait photograph of William Henry Taylor. He was the third child of Henry Lucretia Taylor and probably born in the 1850s in a cottage at Upper Mitcham. He was the father of Henry Samuel, Mabel Mary, Violet Lucretia, Amy Elizabeth, Sydney Philip, and Kathleen Miriam [2 copies].
David Alexander Brandis Cameron and family
Portrait of three men, thought to be Pte David Cameron (centre) in uniform, possibly with his father James Cameron (left), wearing a bowler hat and long overcoat, and older brother Kenneth Cameron (right), with a pipe in his mouth.
Sydney Philip Taylor
Portrait photograph of Sydney Philip Taylor.
Harry R. Adamson
Portrait photograph of Harry R. Adamson who was married to Jessie McFarlane, and the father of Miriam, Colin, and Margaret.
Mark and Mary Smith
Carte-de-visite portrait photograph of Mark and Mary Smith (nee Warren) of Nottingham. They are th eparents of George Warren Smith, and grandparents of Vernon Smith. Copies of this photograph, together with a translation of the text on the photograph are located at PRG 1642/24/8.
Len Fitzsimons
Cabinet portrait photograph of William Leonard (Len) Fitzsimons when he was a young boy. Born in Clare in 1895, he was a farmer in Mercunda in the Mallee Region. He volunteered to fight in World War I at age 20 in 1915, and was killed in action in France on 5 November 1916.
Thomas Kelly
Portrait photograph of Thomas Leo Kelly, father of Thomas Leo (Leo) Kelly, and grandfather of Dominic Michael Kelly. He was born 27 May 1855 and died 3 April 1931, and was the son of Bernard Kelly.
Len Fitzsimons
Portrait photograph of William Leonard (Len) Fitzsimons when he was a young boy. Born in Clare in 1895, he was a farmer in Mercunda in the Mallee Region. He volunteered to fight in World War I at age 20 in 1915, and was killed in action in France on 5 November 1916.
Townley family
Photograph on an embossed mount, featuring a studio portrait Mrs and Mrs E G Townley (Edward and Sarah) with sons Gordon and Edward. The Townley family were friends of the Bruce's of Burke Street, Victor Harbor.
Dulcie Mewett
Photograph featuring a studio portrait of Dulcie Mewett, born 1906, who was a neighbour to the Bruce family at Burke Street, Victor Harbor.
Bill Bruce and friend
Kodak photographic postcard featuring a studio portrait of Bill Bruce (on right) with an unknown man. Bill, born in 1891, was a cousin to Walter Bruce. The inscription on the verso reads 'Sydney, NSWales, 24[?] 1915. Hope you are all well, Best Wishes and Kindly Remembrances, From your's very lovingly, Bill'. Also printed on the verso; 'Asti Studios, 117 King Street, Sydney'.
Daphne, Hazel and Marjorie Rimes
Photographic postcard featuring a studio portrait of three girls, Daphne, Hazel and Marjorie Rimes, children of Albert and Fanny Rimes of Bowden. The family took rooms with Walter's family during the summer holidays. This photograph was sent to Walter for his birthday. The inscription on the verso reads ' Dear Walter, We all wish you many Happy Returns of your Birthday. Best Wishes from Daphne, Hazel and Marjorie Rimes'. Pasted on the verso, are newspaper clippings of death and funeral notices for Garnet Crocombe Rimes, husband of Doris; and also Albert James Rimes in 1947.
Small child in frock
Kodak photographic postcard featuring a studio portrait of a small child dressed in a frock, sitting on a straight back chair. Thought to possibly be George Jobson, son of Walter's cousin, Violet Jobson (nee Bruce) of Port Pirie.
Alf Brandenberg
Kodak photographic postcard featuring a studio portrait of a seated man in a suit coat and neck tie. The inscription on the verso reads 'To Mrs W Bruce, from Alf. Brandenberg. December 1st 1917'. Alf was a friend of the family.
Jack Bruce and friend
Kodak photographic studio postcard of Jack Bruce (John McCulloch Bruce) seated with an unknown friend alongside.
Leslie Reginald Self
Kodak photographic postcard featuring a studio portrait of Leslie Reginald Self at age 10 months old. Leslie was born on 28 October 1914 while his father, Reginald, was serving in the First World War and his mother, Beatrice, was taking rooms with Walter Bruce's grandmother at 'Pine Cottage', Burke Street, Victor Harbor. The baby was born in the cottage. Reginald Self was killed in action and never saw his son.
Young woman
Portrait photograph of a young woman [the photograph had originally been framed by F.J. Koehncke].
John Verco
Portrait photograph of John Verco in military uniform.
John Verco
Portrait photograph of John Verco (1848-1928), grandfather of John Verco, and son of James Crabb Verco.
Man with a moustache
Portrait photograph of a man, but possibly Reginald John Verco, father of John Verco.
Man in a suit
Portrait photograph of a man in a suit.
Woman in wedding gown
Wedding portrait photograph of a woman in a wedding gown, possibly Phoebe Verco (nee Hawkes), mother of John Verco.
Young man
Portrait photograph of a young man, likely to be of the Verco Family.
John and Ethel Verco
Portrait photograph of John and Ethel Verco.
Portrait of Garnet William Arthur
Portrait photograph of Garnet William Arthur.
William George Raftery
Studio portrait of No. 2478 Gunner William George Raftery, 47th Battery, 12th Army Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, Australian Imperial Forces abroad. Son of Robert Raftery and Mary (nee O'Neill), of Tarcowie, South Australia.
Postcard from Jack
Portrait of 'Jack', a medical field officer, wearing his trench uniform, boots, fur vest and helmet. Printed on a postcard and signed on the front 'Your loving Grandson Jack 12/1/17'. Message on back: 'France, 12/1/17. Dear Grandma, Just a photo in trench garb. Things are very quiet here at present. I am very well and haven't (thank God) had a cold since leaving home. Fred is in England and Em is also. I have been recommended for a commission. How's Renee and Jim, the latter I will see shortly I suppose. Best love to you and hope you are well. Goodbye Grandma, Jack xxx. Haven't seen Wally Minerds yet, but heard he is well.' The Wally Minerds mentioned is likely to be No. 3411 Private Walter Thomas Minerds of Torrensville, South Australia, 10th Battalion.
Portrait of Lieutenant E. Claridge
A collection of miscellaneous items relating mostly to Ralph Claridge's time on active service.