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William Thomas Frost on horseback
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of William Thomas Frost on one of his riding horses, believed to be at Manoora.
Ralph William David Wardle and unknown soldier
Studio portrait of Ralph William David Wardle (left) with an unknown soldier, wearing Australian military uniform, including slouch hats. Ralph Wardle has a Corporal's rank chevrons on his right sleeve. The soldier on the right has three wound badges on his left sleeve. They are standing in front of a painted background of a park or woodland scene. Printed on a postcard which was sent to his sister, Lucy Wardle, in Naracoorte. The address of the photographer on the back of the postcard is shown as Edinburgh.
William Edwards
[General description] Head and upper body portrait of William Edwards (from a portrait by Charles Rodius) in profile. He laid out the suburb of Edwardstown in 1838. [duplicate copy at PRG 1631/45/26a]. [On back of photograph] 'William Edwards (original proprietor of Edwardstown) / From a portrait by Charles Rodius, a Sydney artist (1851) / According to a letter from the donor (Mr. C.J.W. Higgins), dated April 9th, 1937 the original "drawing is on dark creamy paper, the highlights touched in with white, with the eye (blue), lips and ears lightly tinged with colour" / See 1047/13 for biographical notes'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Milburn's Super Service Station is a large two storey brick building, mostly painted a light colour, its parapet being art deco in style. The ground floor is open for vehicles to access. This large building dwarfs its neighbours; on the left F.R Payne, Duco specialist and on the right a pair of early cottages is squeezed between Milburn's and T.C. Hubbard's Motor Parts. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 560 / South corner of King William Street and Sturt Street / May 20th 1928 / Milburn's Service Station erected in 1927 on a vacant site / Measurements: King William Street frontage: 20.5 yards / Sturt Street frontage: 31.5 yards' (Another hand) 'For alterations made in 1944 see B 12452'.
Gerres filamentosus
Although lighter in application of colour than others in this group, Hoare has acheived a realism and accuracy in this marine life sketch. To achieve accurate colour, the artist has closely referred to the fish. The examination of colour and variation of texture of the entire specimen is noteworthy, including a good representation of silver underbelly using feather-light, cross hatched application of colour. This example is also strong in anatomical detail, especially in the areas of the eye, mouth and fin. The item bears similar appearence to breem or sea pearch.
George William Pettit
Half-plate glass negative of Trooper George William Pettit in World War One military uniform, including a peaked cap, bandolier, and belt. He is standing outdoors in front of a buidling. Written in pencil across the edge of the glass plate: 'G.W. Pettit. 26/3rd LH Feb 1917. Post Bro. Banln N.L.W. Adelaide.
William Joseph Denny
William Joseph Denny, born Adelaide, army officer, labour politician, local government councillor, soldier and solicitor. His 1911 Women's Lawyers Act enabled women to practice law. A member of the Light Horse Regiment and later 1st Divisional Artillery he was awarded the Military Cross while leading a convoy of bombs to the front at Ypres, although severely wounded. He resigned his commission and published "The Diggers". Upon return to Adelaide he resumed his legal and parliamentarian work.
William Francis Johns
William Francis Johns joined the Police Force in 1906 and served in the Northern Territory as a Mounted Constable until 1915. He was known as Mulga Bill. He served with the 9th Light Horse Regiment in the 1st AIF. He rose through the ranks of the Police Force and was appointed Commissioner of Police in South Australia in 1944. He was awarded The Order of the British Empire in 1946. He was a founding member of the Epworth Freemason's Lodge and also an alderman in St Peter's Council for more than 17 years
Sir William Sowden
Head and upper body portrait of Sir William Sowden, seated. He has grey hair and a moustache and wears a dark jacket and waistcoat, light trousers and collar and tie.He was a journalist and editor of the'Register' newspaper, also a keen traveller and writer of travel books. [On front of photograph] 'Yours faithfully W.J. Sowden/ Adelaide 1926'.
William Frederick Edgerley
No. 922 William Frederick Edgerley born Goldsithney, Cornwall, England, 1895. Enlisted 9th Light Horse, 4th Reinforcements, 26 November 1914. Served Dardanelles and Egypt, Commissioned 1 January 1919. Believed to have been photographed at Morphettville Camp.
Hurtle William Chesson
No. 918 Private Hurtle William Chesson, born Koolunga, South Australia, 22 January 1892. Enlisted 9th Light Horse 3 December 1914. Served Gallipoli and Egypt. Returned to Australia 1919.
Trooper William Knibbs
No. 719 Trooper William John Knibbs, born Oodnadatta 22 August 1894. 9th Light Horse Regiment, killed in action 29 August 1915 at Hill 60, Gallipoli.
William Edward Rodgers
Service number 952 Lance Corporal William Edward Rodgers, 3rd Light Horse Regiment, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Lieutenant William Pascoe
Lieutenant William Edward Hill Pascoe, 9th Light Horse Regiment.
Keswick Hospital : Violet May Williams
Violet May Williams, joint Honorary Organiser 'Keswick Hospital Helpers'. Poem on page "If we can let into some soul a little light, If we some pathway dark and drear can render bright, If we to one in gloom can show the sunny side, Though no reward we win, we shall be satisfied'.
King William Street at night
View looking south along King William Street at night from just north of the Waymouth/Pirie Street intersection. The buildings and street are illuminated with decorations for the Queen's visit.
Paddle steamer 'William R. Randell' at Wentworth, New South Wales
The paddle steamer 'William R.Randell' moored at Wentworth, New South Wales; the craft carries very large lights on its upper deck.
William Vigar and J. Edwards.
No. 712 Private William Vigar (left) and J. Edwards, 1st Australian Imperial Force. According to a researcher, this is possibly Benjamin John Edwards, service no - 1281. Another researcher provided te following information: 'Crossed axe insignia on "J. Edwards" indicates someone from a Pioneer Battalion. Ammunition bandolier and leather leggings indicate a Light Horse or similar. If his name is J. Edwards it is possibly "John EDWARDS", 12287, enlisted in A.I.F. - Field Ambulance, transferred to A.F.C. as a Medical Orderly then to a Rigger (Air Mechanic). The researcher acknowledges that this is supposition until the insignia/uniforms for these roles can be confirmed.
Brothers Arthur Stanley Frost and Maurice 'Mick' William Frost
Digital copy of a black and white toned studio photograph of Arthur Stanley Frost, aged about 3 years old, and his brother Maurice 'Mick' William Frost. Sons of Ernest and Violet Annie Frost; born after the family moved from South Australia to Dowerin, Western Australia. Text on verso reads 'To Aunty Maud and Uncle Lance. With love from Arthur and Maurice'.
Maurice 'Mick' William Frost, Air Training Corps
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost in Air Training Corps (ATC) uniform. Photograph believed to have been taken at the barracks.
Maurice 'Mick' William Frost, Air Training Corps
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost in Air Training Corps (ATC) uniform. Photograph believed to have been taken at the barracks.
Maurice 'Mick' William Frost on motorcycle
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost on his motorbike, registration number SA 22494, at the Frost/Chamberlain farm at Oakbank.
Arthur Stanley Frost and Maurice 'Mick' William Frost
Digital copy of a sepia photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost [left] and Arthur Stanley Frost [right] in their Air Training Corps (ATC) uniforms.
Maurice 'Mick' William Frost, SA Police
Digital copy of a black and white studio photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost in South Australian Police uniform. Mick was a member of the Police Motorcycle Division. Handwriting reads number '30190' on original verso.
Maurice 'Mick' William Frost
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Maurice 'Mick' William Frost dressed in a suit.
'Colonel Light statue on Montefiore Look-out'
Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide, overlooking city of Adelaide buildings.
'Colonel Light statue on Montefiore Look-out'
Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide. The spires of St Peter's Anglican Cathedral and the Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance.
'Colonel Light'
Statue of Colonel William Light at North Adelaide on Montefiore Hill.
'Colonel Light statue on Montefiore Look-out'
Statue of Colonel William Light on Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide.
Letters written to his family from Egypt & Palestine
A selection of fifteen World War I letters, January 1916 - December 1918, written by Bert Penna to his mother and family in Sevenhills, South Australia while he was serving in the 11th Light Horse Regiment in Egypt, Heliopolis and Palestine. He describes the people he meets, including some whom he knows from the Clare Valley.