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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.]
Private Clough
Private Clough, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Ernest Eckersley
Private Ernest George Eckersley, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
George Coates
George Coates, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Harold James Carrick
Harold James Carrick, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Frank Duval Tilbrook and others
Frank Duval Tilbrook, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
1st Australian Imperial Force soldiers
Half plate glass plate negative of two soldiers of the 1st Australian Imperial Force in camp in South Australia prior to embarkation for Egypt, one is identified as Caffrey. Believed to have been photographed at Morphettville Camp. A researcher has suggested that one of the soldiers may be No.3260 Private William Vincent Caffrey, enlisted 20 July 1915 aged 24, served with the 10th Battalion, 11th Reinforcement, embarked from Adelaide on board the HMAT A24 'Benalla' on 27 October 1915, returned to Australia 11 May 1916.
Soldiers of the 1st Australian Imperial Force
17 soldiers of the 1st Australian Imperial Force in camp prior to embarkation.
Sailor Graham, HMAS Cerberus
Studio portrait of sailor named Graham from HMAS 'Cerberus'.
Soldier Lowe
Soldier Lowe, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Moneys received and paid notebook
One small black notebook recording moneys received and paid to A.B. Durdin during active service, from 25 March 1916 to July 1919.
Soldier wearing a great coat
Studio photo of a soldier wearing a great coat with a high collar.
Jarman family : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of the Jarman family of Kingston, South East comprising family correspondence (ca.1868-1949), apprentice indenture for John Jones Jarman (1863), his will (1920), letters and passage papers relating to sea trips to England (1876, 1911, 1929), diaries (1886, 1924, 1936), papers relating to business and household affairs (ca.1900-1922), estate and legal documents (1900-1932), papers relating to conscientious objection to military service (1916), business wages and rents, business ledger (1903-1904), stock index and statement, records of goods sold, accounts, catalogues and printed papers relating to merchandise, other family papers and photographs.
Certificate of termination of military allowance
Certificate of termination of military allowance on discharge, August 1919.
Older man in military uniform
An older man dressed in a WWI military uniform with pith helmet and cane. Hesa chaplain - NB insignia on lapels - he has WWI ribbons and overseas service stripe on sleeve.
Diary of L.A. Sieben
Diary of Pte L.A. Sieben, 27th Aust. Inf. Bn., later Sapper L.A. Sieben, 2nd Aust. Div. Sig. Coy., during WWI. Includes an index and a letter written by him to his mother and family.
Diary of Lieutenant Harry Thomson
Diary begins 11 January 1916 (Mitcham, South Australia) and finishes 15 November that year, after arrival at Fricourt and move into the front line near Bernafay Wood, Flers, France. Diary entries in mid-August refer to battalion's first major engagement at Mouquet Farm, Pozieres. [Note: page 2 missing from diary.]
High ranking military man
A high ranking military man with braids, medals and a cross on his chest poses for the camera.
Brigadier General Reginald Pole-Carew
Brigadier General Reginald Pole-Carew mounted on a grey horse.
High ranking military man with hat and sash
A high ranking military man with hat, medals and a sash poses for the camera.
High ranking military man with tartan sash
A high ranking military man with medals and a tartan sash poses for the camera. A researcher believes that this is British General Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton.
High ranking military man with hat
A high ranking military man with hat poses for the camera with his arms crossed.
High ranking military man
A high ranking military man with braids and medals on his chest poses for the camera.
Australian WWI soldier, Medical Corp
Studio photo of an unknown WWI Australian soldier in the Medical Corp; the original photo was pinned to a board for display.
Australian WWI soldiers in Egypt
Two WWI Australian soldiers ride on camels in Egypt with the Sphinx and a pyramid in the background.
J.G. Cosson : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of Lieut. Jack Cosson, consisting of three photographs, copies of newspaper clippings, 'Echoes from Gallipoli', and an engraved silver drink flask.
Friedrich Krichauff : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of Friedrich Krichauff and family comprising certificates, including clients certificates of naturalisation, family and business correspondence, 5 letters from Ferdinand von Mueller, papers re: S.A. and N.T. land transactions, tax returns, papers re: estates of Earl, Leopoldt, Reitschler, Schoenberg and others, wills, legal memoranda, share scrip, ledgers, papers re: Spark Arrestor Co. and papers re: the Enemy Property Act. A donation in 2010 comprises a collection of letters sent to Friedrich Krichauff, mostly from his family in Germany, Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein 1843-1892. These have been arranged in order by Tom Darragh, and a listing made by him giving date, writer and place. Almost all the letters in the collection are written in old German script, except for some written to him by others in South Australia. They also include farm account books (small notebooks), household accounts and receipts, school reports and family tree documents of the von Bertouch and Krichauff families. There are also 17 letters in English from H.J. Cumming in 1865 relating to management of a mine at Cape Jervis (probably the silver-lead Talisker mine at Silverton). Also includes a program for Carl Linger sacred vocal music concert in 1855 in Adelaide (series 65). Two of the works were by Linger, who conducted the orchestra led by Mr Chapman. Sepia photograph of two galvanised iron residences, locality unknown.
Medals
ANZAC commemorative medals issued to Harold Oxer and Arthur Lucas Oxer. These medals were awarded to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Gallipoli landings. Issued in 1967, medals were available only to survivors or their next of kin.
Letter of sympathy on death of Colin Smith
Letter of sympathy from Government House, Melbourne conveying message from King and Queen at loss of Colin 29 October 1917. A.I.F. photograph of grave site of Lieutenant Colin Smith.
Cards sent to family
Cards (including postcards and embroidered cards) sent by brothers Herbert and Frank Hughes to their parents and siblings whilst on active service overseas. Also includes a few from a cousin written to Aunt Jane and one to Frank.