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Photograph D00688 Period 1910-1919Outdoor portrait of two boxers striking a boxing pose. Identified on the left is 2120 Trooper Thomas Cecil Wells Watson, 7th Light Horse Regiment from Waverley, NSW, lightweight division and on the ri

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Silver sporting trophy with a rounded body supported by a short base. The body has an elliptical shape to the top and two small handles which curve out from the sides and end just above the front and back lip of the cup. The front of the cup is engraved '1st PRIZE / FEATHER 10 RDS / OUR DAY RED + CAIRO 7.11.17 / PRESTD BY THE PYRAMIDS BREWERY CO.' The back of the trophy is engraved with ' WON BY / TPR T.C. WATSON / I.C.C.'.
This trophy was presented to Trooper Thomas Cecil Watson of the Imperial Camel Corps, as first prize in a featherweight boxing contest of 10 rounds held during the Red Cross Carnival in Cairo on 7 November 1917. The cup was donated by the Pyramids Brewery Company.
Art deco style silver plated brass trophy cup with a circular brown/black bakelite base plinth. Metal section of the trophy has a stepped base above which the cup is shaped like an inverted cone, term

Silver trophy cup with curved handles attached to either side. The body of the trophy tapers to the pedestal base with a decorative notched edge between the body and the base. Engraved on the front o

Sterling silver trophy cup with curved handles projecting above the rim of the cup. The top of each handle has an acanthus leaf pattern. The inside of the cup is silver gilt. The body of the cup bears

Silver trophy cup mounted on fluted brown bakelite base. The cup has thin handles rising up and out from each side and a raised decorative edge encircling the cup close to the lip. The front is engrav

Burnt and battered remains of 12th Brigade AIF's musketry silver cup trophy. Features two handles which have become detatched from the twisted and bent body, and a lid engraved with a simple pattern.

Sterling silver trophy cup with curved handles. Engraved on the trophy is 'INTERNATIONAL TUG OF WAR/ LONDON/ 26th December 1918./ WON BY/ AUSTRALIA.' The trophy cup bears the 1914 hallmark of Walker &
