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Geoffrey Bishop
Studio portrait of Geoff Bishop, son of Joseph and Ethela Bishop, in his military uniform before embarking for active service in Europe during World War One. Driver Geoffrey Howard Bishop, no. 31521, enlisted on 18 September 1916, aged 28, and was assigned to the 7th Australian Field Artillery Brigade, 107th Howitzer Battery. He saw active service in Frace, and died of pneumonia on 21 November 1917.
Three Australian Soldiers
Three Australian soldiers in a courtyard garden. One of the soldiers may be Pte. David Alexander Brandis Cameron.
Pte David Alexander Brandis Cameron
A soldier in uniform, possibly Pte. David Alexander Brandis Cameron, standing outside the front garden of a house with a thatch roof and brick chimney.
Postcard of Mount Barker Road
Postcard with a photograph of 'Mt Barker Rd, near Adelaide', with the inscription of 'Wish you good luck from Mr Nelson, Queen St Alberton' on the verso.
Postcard of two Turkish men
Studio portrait postcard featuring a photograph of two Turkish men. The verso bears text written in their native language, with an additional note reading 'Card sent by Turk to his[?] brother in army who is finished'.
Postcard of men at sheds
Postcard with a photograph of three men standing in a shed yard by a rail track.
Nursing staff of Shelford hospital
Group portrait of the nursing staff of the hospital in Great Shelford, near Cambridge, taken outside and showing buildings and a horse-drawn wagon in the background. A black dog is sitting with the two nurses on the ground. Printed on a postcard addressed to Pte. D. Cameron, Australian Force, V.A.D. Hospital, Sandy Beds. On the back is written: 'Shelford, Saturday. Many thanks for your card. We were all glad to hear news of you. The hospital opened again, yesterday, all new men except Cheplin who came back. I thought this photo of the staff would interest you if you haven't it already. I hope you will have a very good time during your leave. Yours sincerely H. C. Bagnall.'
Bridge near Beersheba; second explosion
The 'second explosion' of a bridge near Beersheba. Believed to be the railway bridge called the Bridge Augah.
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.
Norman McIntosh Logie
Studio portrait of Norman McIntosh Logie, aged 19, wearing a formal suit and tie. Norman enlisted with the AIF in Perth, June 1917, no. 4359, embarked on the Aeneas from Melbourne in October 1917 and served with the 12th Reinforcements, 2nd Pioneer Battalion, and later the 30th Battalion, in France. He returned to Australia in July 1919. Written on back: 'Norman MacI. Logie, 19 years, Subiaco, WA, 1917'.
Cayley Smith
Cayley Smith, son of Bernie Smith, in his army uniform. He died during World War I, and is the brother of Cecil Osborne Smith. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/25.
Parker Family portrait
A black & white photograph of the Parker Family of Yongala: Rosana Parker and her two sons, Sydney (a.k.a. Sidney) James Harris Parker (born 28 January 1891, Service Number - 5721) and Alex Lloyd Parker (born 14 June 1897), in their military uniforms, taken before their World War One appointment, circa 1915.
Studio portrait of a young man in army uniform
Studio portrait of Private J. A. Huider[?] in army uniform taken in South Australia during World War 1. Handwritten message on the back: To Miss Allen, from Pte. J. A. Huider, B Company, 32nd Battalion. Young man's name is difficult to read and may be Hinder or another name. Photographers stamp: Mora, Rundle St., Adelaide.
Studio photograph of Len Elleway in army uniform
Studio portrait of Lionel Leonard Elleway in army uniform taken in South Australia during World War 1. Hand written on the back: Len Elleway. Photographers stamp: Mora Adelaide. See also SRG 76/1/2956 Papers relating to No. 1909, Private L. L. Elleway, 48th Battalion.
Studio photograph of Sydney Pengelley in army uniform
Studio portrait of Sydney Pengelley in army uniform taken in South Australia during World War 1. Handwritten message on the back: Miss Allen, With kind regards from Syd Pengelley, Meningie, June 11th 1916. Photographers stamp: Geo. A. Rogers, 180 Rundle St., Adelaide.
Albert and Sam Wordley
Albert and Sam Wordley standing together in military uniform, during World War I.
Embroidery
Embroidery of flags commemorating World War I. [Inset photo of Mr J.M. (James Michael) Ryan, a South Australian who was a member of the 43rd Battalion. A relative of his was Miss E.C. Ryan, who enquired about him when he was wounded in France and was a convalescent in England. He returned to South Australia on the "Nestor" in June 1919].
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a sepia toned silver gelatin studio photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost, Third Australian Light Horse
Digital copy of a black and white studio portrait photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost aged approximately 19 years old, in World War I uniform, Third Light Horse.
Ernest Arthur Frost with mates, Third Australian Light Horse camp, WWI
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Ernest Arthur Frost with a group of friends in the camp of the Third Australian Light Horse during World War I [E.A.Frost standing fourth from right], assumed to be in Palestine or Egypt. Tent and gear is in view, with horses to the right.
German artillery at Melbourne
Written on negative envelope: '189. German guns, Melbourne'. View of German field artillery from the First World War on display in a field located in Melbourne, Victoria.
Group portrait of an unknown regiment
Group portrait of unknown soldiers, possibly an Australian Light Horse regiment of the First World War.
World War 1 diaries of Leonard John Harvey
Diaries, written in pencil, kept by Leonard John Harvey during his service in the 43rd Infantry Battalion starting with his embarkation on 'HMAT Afric' on 9 June 1916.
World War One photographs
Field service postcard from Ross Smith to his mother
Standard field service postcard from Ross to his mother, Jessie Smith, during his active service in World War I. Posted from Port Said 4th Australian Infantry Brigade field post office on 25 July 1915.
Lanyard for Hejaz Order of the Nahda, 4th Class
Lanyard made from plaited cotton thread in three colours: black, white, and green, designed to hold the Hedjaz Order of Nahda, 4th Class medal. This medal was awarded to Captain Ross Smith, No.1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, on 1 April 1920 for 'Conspicuous services rendered whilst serving with the Australian Imperial Force'. The Order was established to commemorate the revolt of the Hejaz against the Turks during the First World War.
Private Jack Harvey
Portrait of Priavte Jack Harvey in Australian World War One uniform, including slouch hat. Handwritten on front: 'To Ruby, With kind regards From Jack'. Written on reverse: 'To Ruby Kearns (nee Wake), From Jack Harvey, Darke Peak, Eyre Peninsula'.
Private Tom French
Portrait of Private Thomas French wearing World War One AIF uniform. Written on back: 'Tom French, Minburra Station, Orroroo'.
Private Gordon Miell
Studio portrait of Private Horatio Gordon Miell in World War One AIF uniform, including slouch hat. Written on reverser: 'Gordon Miell, Crystal Brook'.
Private Roy Taylor
Photograph of Private Roy Anthony Taylor. [See D 8857 for World War One diaries]