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South Australian soldier of the 1st Australian Imperial Force
Studio portrait of an unidentified South Australian soldier of the 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Portrait of Private Jack Gaghan
Private Jack Gaghan, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Portrait of Arthur Coleman
No. 2133 Private Arthur William Coleman, born Glanville, South Australia, 26 May 1892. Enlisted at Keswick on 1 June 1915. Served France. Returned to Australia 1919. Died 16 December 1963. An inscription in the bottom right reads 'To Merle with love from Arthur / 18th Sept 1915'. [See also B 73120.]
Portrait of Private Roach
Private Roach, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
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.
Portrait of Private Bail
Private Bail, First Australian Imperial Force.
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.
Portrait of Arthur Coleman
No. 2133 Private Arthur William Coleman, born Glanville, South Australia, 26 May 1892. Enlisted at Keswick on 1 June 1915. Served France. Promoted to Lance Sergeant. Returned to Australia 1919. Died 16 December 1963. [See also B 73121.]
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.
Sailor Graham, HMAS Cerberus
Studio portrait of sailor named Graham from HMAS 'Cerberus'.
Hoffmann photographs, box 15, portraits and the beach.
Part of a collection of glass plate negatives which have been transferred from the National Trust of South Australia, Victor Harbor Branch. The images comprise portraits, mainly of women, and outings on the beach at Victor Harbor. The negatives were originally from Charles Hoffmann [assumed to be Hoffmann Photographics, Victor Harbor]. Austral Standard Orthichrome Plates.
Family on porch
Portrait photograph of a family on the porch of a house. There are six children in the photograph.
Rachel Sarah Chesson
Studio portrait of Rachel Sarah Chesson by The Swiss Studios, Melbourne. Rachel married William Gardner in 1910.
Photographs of exhibits, buildings, portraits and groups of people.
Photographs of exhibits, buildings, portrait photographs and group photographs including Chamber of Commerce v. Trades Hall cricket teams and umpires Don Bradman, Sir Tom Playford and Mr O'Halloran in 1949, together with album of trip to the Riverland (/142) and general views. Photographs 1-141 copied and housed in Albox folder. Photographs 10, 68-70, 72, 74, 82, 91-97, 99-102, 107, 110-111 & 113 have been digitised and are also available online. Do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on SRG 112/9 to see the images.
Studio portrait of Lyall
Studio carte-de-visite portrait photograph of a man with a beard, with caption on reverse reading 'Lyall'. Photograph by 'The Adelaide Photographic Company, Neales Buildings, King William St'.
Ian Gilfillan
Portrait photograph of Ian Gilfillan.
Portrait of William Arthur Linthorne Casely and Mary Ann Casely
Studio portrait of William Arthur Linthorne Casely, age 8 months and 3 weeks, and his mother Mary Ann Casely, on 15 June 1868.
Photographs of the Minchin family
Photographs of Alfred Corker Minchin, wife Florence Euphemia, nee Scammell, members of Minchin family and brothers of R.E. Minchin in New Zealand. A selection of these has been digitised and can be seen online; do a NUMBER search on PRG 119/108/1-41. See 'Contents' for further details.
Portrait of J Holdsworth
Tintype studio portrait photograph of a man with a beard and moustache. Caption reads 'Yours ever J. Holdsworth Xmas 1897'. Name of photographer printed on mount as 'J. Taylor. Port Augusta'.
Private Edmund George Oswald
Studio portrait of Private Edmund George Oswald, No. 888, 27th Battalion A.I.F., in military uniform and seated on a chair, before leaving for active service in Egypt, Gallipoli and France, aged 17 years and 9 months.