Photographs collected by Maynard Cole • Photograph • State Library of South Australia

Pte Arthur E. J. Bennet.

1917, Photograph, B 73349/1

Cabinet photograph by 'Mora Adelaide' of '3615 Pte Arthur E. J. Bennet / 10th Reinforcements / 50th Battalion / A.I.F. / Abroad. Sailed 4th August 1917'.

Group of five servicemen.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/2

Photograph of five servicemen in their A.I.F. uniforms, posed in front of a wartime backdrop. Maynard Cole is standing in the back row, centre. Other names not identified.

Cabinet photograph by 'Dimond Studio, 150 Rundle Street, Adelaide' of a young man in an A.I.F. uniform. The back bears the inscription 'Best wishes / from your old pal Jim / 33rd Reinforcements 9th L Horse. No. 3653 - 33 - 9th'. Identified as No. 3653 Private James Alfred Creaser, who enlisted with the AIF on 16 February 1917 aged 18 years, and served with the 9th Light Horse Regiment, 33rd Reinforcement, embarking from Sydney, NSW, on board the 'SS Port Darwin' on 30 April 1918. He returned to Australia in May 1919.

Unidentified soldier.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/4

Studio portrait by 'Geo. A. Rogers, 120 Rundle Street (opposite Pav[ilion]), Adelaide' of an unidentified soldier in his A.I.F. uniform.

Mick.

1918, Photograph, B 73349/5

Studio portrait by 'A. Brown, 41 Rundle Street, Adelaide' of a young soldier identified only as 'Mick'. The inscription on the back reads 'To Maynard 26/4/18'.

Two soldiers.

c. 1918, Photograph, B 73349/6

Photograph by 'Scotford, Ltd, London, Hull, Salisbury, etc.' of two young soldiers in their A.I.F. uniforms, presumably photographed whilst on leave in London.

Harry Dalziel.

1918, Photograph, B 73349/7

Studio portrait by 'Geo. A. Rogers, 120 Rundle Street, Adelaide' of Harry Dalziel in his army uniform. The inscription on the back reads 'Sincerely yours, Harry Dalziel, April 3rd 1918'. In another hand 'H.D. Dalziel, 15 Hill Ave[nue], Cumb[erland] P[ar]k 297 4682'.

S. Brown.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/8

Studio portrait by 'Dimond Studio, 150 Rundle Street, Adelaide' of soldier S Brown. The inscription on the back reads '3648 / S. Brown / 33rd / 3rd L H'; believed to be Thomas Stuart Brown who served in both world wars.

R. R. Hurst.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/9

Studio portrait by 'Dimond Studio, 150 Rundle Street, Adelaide' of R. R. Hurst. The inscription on the back reads 'from R.R. Hurst with best wishes to M. Cole'.

Private A. W. French.

c. 1918, Photograph, B 73349/10

Studio portrait by 'The Swiss Studios, Adelaide' of Albert William French. The inscription on the back reads 'No. 19609 / Private A. W. French / A.A.M.C. / October Reinforcements / A.I.F. Abroad. / Cole'.

Private G. W. Childs.

c. 1918, Photograph, B 73349/11

Studio portrait by 'The Swiss Studios, Adelaide' of G. W. [Gordon William] Childs. The inscription on the back reads '19606 / Prte G W Childs / October Reinforcements / A.M.C. Abroad'. On side: 'W.P. Childs / 30 Osman Place, West Thebarton'.

Private Frank Hancock.

c. 1918, Photograph, B 73349/12

Studio portrait by 'Hammer & Co., Adelaide' of Private Frank Hancock. The inscription on the back reads 'No 19611 / Pvte Frank Hancock / October Reinforcements / A.M.C Abroad' On side: 'Mrs F. Hancock, Brucefield, Kadina'.

Soldier with a baby.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/13

Studio portrait by 'Stump & Co., Adelaide' of a man in his A.I.F. uniform, holding a small child about a year old. There is no identification to indicate who it is.

Colin L. Andrews.

1917, Photograph, B 73349/14

Studio portrait of Private Colin Andrews in his army uniform. The inscription on the back reads 'To Maynard with kind Regards from - 1825 Pte Colin L. Andrew / 5th Pnr Battn [Pioneer Battalion] / A.I.F. Keswick Hospital 3/10/17'. According to a researcher, Colin Lawson Andrews was born on 28 February 1892 at Laura. He lost a leg due to injuries sustained, and walked with the aid of crutches. He married Marjory Starling in 1924 and lived at Unley. He died in 1941.

Les W. Cockshell.

1917, Photograph, B 73349/15

Studio portrait by 'Stump & Co., Adelaide' of Leslie William Cockshell. The inscription on the back reads 'sincerely yours / Maynard J. Cole / Les W. Cockshell. Xmas 1917'.

Les W. Cockshell.

1917, Photograph, B 73349/16

Studio portrait by 'Stump & Co., Adelaide' of Leslie William Cockshell. The inscription on the back reads 'sincerely yours / Maynard J. Cole / Les W. Cockshell. Xmas 1917'.

Sydney L. Tregenza.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/17

Studio portrait by 'Hammer & Co., Adelaide' of Sydney L. Tregenza (from inscription on back).

Group of men.

c. 1920, Photograph, B 73349/18

Informal photograph of four men relaxing under a tree. One holds a picture of a nun, another holds another picture.

Group of soldiers.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/19

Formal photograph of a group of soldiers pictured in front of a stone building.

Adelaide Post Office.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/20

Slightly off centre photo of the GPO in Adelaide, with the caption 'It had too much to drink'.

Group of men at Burra Station.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/21

Three men stand at the doorway of a first class train carriage at Burra Station. One is wearing an A.I.F. uniform and may be Maynard Cole.

Group of soldiers.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/22

Group of soldiers identified as 'October reinforcements.'

Adelaide skyline.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/23

View down Rundle Street with the premises of 'Wilkinson' on the right and the dome of Adelaide Arcade in centre.

Keswick Hospital.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/24

View of Keswick Hospital, Adelaide.

Parade down King William Street.

c. 1917, Photograph, B 73349/25

A group of soldiers marching down King William Street, with a number of ambulances following behind. The banner of the AAMC is partially visible on the right, and Governor Galway is on the left taking the salute.