World War One photographs [PRG 118/2] • Photograph
Group portrait.
Formal portrait of officers and men, presumably taken at Morphettville Race Course during Lord Munro Ferguson's visit to South Australia.
Three officers.
Three officers, names unknown, in front of a corrugated iron building.
Officer on horse.
Officer, name unknown, on horse outside corrugated iron shed.
Unknown officer.
Officer standing in front of corrugated iron building.
'Our M.C.s'.
On back of photograph 'Our M.C.s Capts Guymer and Love.' Captain Arthur Howes Guymer and [presumably] Captain John Alexander Love.
Lt. Col. F.M. O'Donnell.
Lt. Col. Francis Michael O'Donnell of Queensland.
Unidentified officer.
An Australian Officer photographed in Cairo.
Soldiers holding parcels.
Caption on back of photograph: 'Some of the men have opened their boxes and judging from facial expression are quite satisfied with the contents. George'.
Cheering soldiers.
Group of officers.
Formal photograph of a group of officers (and a dog) outside a building with louvered windows. Some of the officers are photographed with saddles.
Bridge.
On back of photograph: 'One piece in position showing the other bridge underneath'. [This bridge may be the one at Q.3.d.9055 - see sketch by H. Coates (PRG 118/9/1)]
Unidentified wharf.
Dignitaries lined up to meet people arriving in motor cars which appear to be flying Australian flags. A crowd, mostly of soldiers, waits nearby.
Officer.
Formal studio photograph of an officer, identity unknown.
Geo P. Cuttriss.
Formal portrait of George Cuttriss, taken on the 22 April 1963.
Church of St. Mary Magdalene (La Madeleine), Paris.
A gendarme, surrounded by horses and carriages, stands in the middle of a wide road in front of La Madeleine