The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A lithograph showing a collage of all the descendants of Governor Philip Gidley King who served in the First World War. There are reproductions of sixty five individual photographic portraits and one water colour painting, depicting Governor Philip Gidley King, his wife and three of their four children sitting at the family dining table. The portraits were compiled by Mrs A B Wilkinson and Mrs H E Goldfinch, both great-great-granddaughters of Governor King. The lithograph was re-printed from the 'Sydney Mail' newspaper.
A COMPOSITE ARRANGEMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNOR PHILIP GIDLEY KING WHO WERE ENGAGED IN WORLD WAR 1. IN THE CENTRE IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF A PAINTING OF GOVERNOR KING A
Portrait of three members of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) after a ribbon investiture by Major General J H Cassels, General Officer Commanding 1st Commonwealth Division. Left
Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Leslie George King Ross, 33rd Battalion, of Glenn Innes, NSW. A law clerk prior to enlisting on 19 July 1916, he embarked with service number 4363; 11th Reinforcemen
Studio portrait of 19104 Gunner (Gnr) Wilfred Foxton King Kemp, 28th Battery, 7th Field Artillery Brigade, of Bellingen, NSW. A solicitor prior to enlisting on 16 December 1915, he embarked from Sydne
Studio portrait of 1572 Driver (Dvr) Phillip Sydney King Kemp, 1st Reinforcements, 30th Battalion, of Burwood, NSW. An insurance inspector prior to enlisting on 10 May 1915, he embarked from Sydney ab
Studio portrait of 2396A Sergeant (Sgt) Vernon Gordon King, 43rd Battery, 11th Field Artillery Brigade, of Kew, Victoria. A clerk prior to enlisting on 8 March 1915, he embarked from Melbourne aboard
Portrait of 7281 Sapper (Spr) Charles King Brothers, 5th Reinforcements, 6th Field Company Engineers, of Toowoomba, Qld. A draper prior to enlisting on 2 October 1915, he embarked from Sydney aboard H
Studio portrait of 26450 Driver (Dvr) Colin Lethbridge Raymond Elder, 8th Reinforcements, 2nd Divisional Ammunition Column, of Surry Hills, NSW. A station overseer prior to enlisting on 3 May 1916 he
Studio portrait of 6295 Private (Pte) Philip Gidley Leslie King, 20th Reinforcements, 14th Battalion, of Cobden, Vic. A farmer prior to enlisting on 17 December 1915, he embarked from Melbourne aboard
Studio portrait of 4551 Private (Pte) Ronald Edward Macarthur, 14th Reinforcements, 15th Battalion, of Corinda, Qld. A farmer prior to enlisting on 8 September 1915, he embarked from Brisbane aboard H
Studio portrait of Lieutenant (Lt) Guy Darcy Davney Macarthur, Headquarters, 13th Battalion, of Broadmeadows, Vic. A grazier prior to enlisting on 1 December 1914, he embarked from Melbourne aboard HM
A COMPOSITE ARRANGEMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNOR PHILIP GIDLEY KING WHO WERE ENGAGED IN WORLD WAR 1. IN THE CENTRE IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF A PAINTING OF GOVERNOR KING A
Studio portrait of 6295 Private (Pte) Philip Gidley Leslie King, 20th Reinforcements, 14th Battalion, of Cobden, Vic. A farmer prior to enlisting on 17 December 1915, he embarked from Melbourne aboard
SYDNEY, NSW. C. 1939. DORIS PHILIP. ONE IN A SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF EARLY MEMBERS OF WOMEN'S EMERGENCY SIGNALLING CORPS (WESC), MANY OF WHOM BECAME WRANS. THE ALBUM OF PORTRAITS WAS COMPILED BY MRS FL
Studio portrait of 7281 Sergeant (Sgt) Charles King Brothers, 6th Field Company Engineers, of Orange, NSW. A draper prior to enlistment, he had previously served for four years with the Citizens Milit
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-04-01. CONVALESCENT OFFICERS AT AFTERNOON TEA IN THE MAIN DINING ROOM OF KURNEH, A CONVALESCENT HOME MAINTAINED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY. LEFT TO RIGHT: OTHER SID
SYDNEY, NSW. C. 1939. MRS MCCREDIE. ONE IN A SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF EARLY MEMBERS OF WOMEN'S EMERGENCY SIGNALLING CORPS (WESC), MANY OF WHOM BECAME WRANS. THE ALBUM OF PORTRAITS WAS COMPILED BY MRS FL
