The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PRINCES WHARF, HOBART, TAS, C. 1912. STARBOARD VIEW OF HMAS PROTECTOR AFTER THE FORECASTLE WAS BUILT UP BUT BEFORE THE 6-INCH GUNS WERE REMOVED. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
C. 1913. NAVAL RESERVE STOKER WILLIAM HAMILTON NAISMITH STANDING BY THE BREECH OF ONE OF THE STARBOARD 4 INCH QUICK-FIRING GUNS ON HMAS PROTECTOR. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
C. 1915. BEN, A BULLDOG, THE MASCOT OF HMAS PIONEER. THE PHOTOGRAPH INCORRECTLY NAMES THE VESSEL AS HMS PROTECTOR. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
C. 1915. STARBOARD VIEW OF THE BRITISH LIGHT CRUISER HMS HYACINTH. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
ONE OF THE STARBOARD GUN CREWS (INCLUDING AN AFRICAN SAILOR) OF HMAS PIONEER, GROUPED AROUND THE BREECH OF A 4 INCH QUICK-FIRING GUN. A BULLDOG (SHIPS MASCOT) IN THE FOREGROUND. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
PORT DARWIN(?), NT, C. 1914. STOKERS AFTER COALING, POSSIBLY HMAS PIONEER IN DARWIN. (DONOR T.G. NAISMITH)
NORTH KEELING ISLAND, COCOS, 1915-10. STARBOARD VIEW OF THE GERMAN SECOND CLASS CRUISER SMS EMDEN, BEACHED ON NORTH KEELING ISLAND, SHOWING DAMAGE RECEIVED IN BATTLE WITH HMAS SYDNEY. (DONOR T.G. NAIS
