The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of Senior Cadet William Davison (Bill) Walster, of Junee, NSW, dressed in his dark green ceremonial jacket, breeches and slouch hat, with his hand on a dining chair. Taken in the garden of the house of his grandmother, Mrs Alice Walster, at Epworth, England, just prior to his attendance with the Australian Coronation Contingent at the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary.
Commonwealth Cadets peaked cap for the Australian 1911 Coronation Contingent. Cap is khaki woollen twill with a dark green superfine wool hatband, brown leather chinstrap, brass general service button
Dark green wool serge forage cap with contrasting light green crown edged with red cotton piping. The cap has a black cotton lining and is fitted at the front with a pair of small King Edward VII 'Aus
Custom made khaki wool serge jacket with pointed cuffs, two pleated breast pockets with two waist patch pockets. There is a brass belt hook on either side of the waist. The jacket fastens down the fro
Gilded brass Rising Sun 'Australian Commonwealth Military Forces' hat badge with two lugs and a brass split pin to secure it to a hat. Originally worn on REL/06826. Worn by Senior Cadet William ‘Bil
Group portrait of Senior Cadet William Davison (Bill) Walster, of Junee, NSW, with his relatives in the back yard of their family home in Epworth, England. Identified: left to right: back row; William
Gilded brass Rising Sun 'Australian Commonwealth Military Forces' hat badge with two lugs and a brass split pin to secure it to a hat. Originally worn on REL/06826. Worn by Senior Cadet William ‘Bil
Dark green wool serge forage cap with contrasting light green crown edged with red cotton piping. The cap has a black cotton lining and is fitted at the front with a pair of small King Edward VII 'Aus
Custom made khaki wool serge jacket with pointed cuffs, two pleated breast pockets with two waist patch pockets. There is a brass belt hook on either side of the waist. The jacket fastens down the fro
Studio portrait of Senior Cadet William (Bill) Walster of Junee, NSW, upon his return from England with the Australian 1911 Coronation Contingent. Walster was aged 15 years and nine months at the time
Dark green wool serge tunic with stand collar and pointed cuffs. Collar edged all round with narrow red wool Russia braid and decorated with brass Cadet Corps collar badges. Dark green shoulder straps
