E04068
Photograph E04068 Period 1910-1919An outdoors group portrait of members of D Company of the 10th Battalion. Identified is Lieutenant C C M Chabrel (front row, eighth from the left), all other soldiers are unidentified. The Sergeant se
P01253.001 Accession Number: P01253.001
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MELBOURNE, VIC, ?1939. GROUP PORTRAIT OF A VICTORIAN MILITIA UNIT. MEMBERS ARE NOT WEARING HAT BADGES OR OTHER MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION, BUT IT IS POSSIBLY AN INFANTRY UNIT. BANDSMEN WITH THEIR BRASS INSTRUMENTS SIT IN THE FRONT. IDENTIFIED IS THOMAS MCNAMARA (FRONT ROW, EIGHTH FROM RIGHT). (DONOR M. LUCAS)
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P01253.001
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Colour: Black & white
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1
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Copyright expired - public domain
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