The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 17th Battalion colours displaying the First World War battle honours approved by the King for the unit. In 1927 an announcement was made on behalf of the Minister of Defence, Sir Neville Howse, that the approval from the King had been received for each AIF unit's battle honours to be carried on their colours.
North Sydney, NSW. 1938-03-06. Observing the Trooping the Colour ceremony by members of the 17th Battalion (North Sydney Regiment) are, from left to right: Reviewing officer, Brigadier J. L. Hardie, D
1925? GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF THE 17TH BATTALION, SOMETIME BETWEEN 1921 AND 1926-06. FAR LEFT BACK ROW: NOEL JOHNSTON; LEFT TO RIGHT: MIDDLE ROW: HONORARY LIEUTENANT HAWKINS, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, LIEUT
SYDNEY, NSW. 1938? LEFT TO RIGHT: ARCH EWART, NX34999 MAJOR GEORGE ERNEST RAMSAY, DICK COHEN, ALL FROM 17TH BATTALION AMF, WALKING IN UNIFORM ALONG A CITY STREET ON THE DAY THEY ENROLLED IN THE AIF (2
SYDNEY, NSW. 1938? GROUP PORTRAIT OF OFFICERS OF 17TH BATTALION. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: LIEUTENANTS (LT) JIM LOWE, JOHN HINDMARSH, ?, JAMES MOFFATT, A. C. M. (ARCH) EWART; THIRD ROW: LT RASMUSSEN, C
LIVERPOOL, NSW? C.1924. MEMBERS OF THE 17TH BATTALION IN TRAINING WITH A VICKERS MACHINE GUN.
1926. PHOTOMONTAGE OF CAMEO STUDIO PORTRAITS OF OFFICERS OF THE 17TH BATTALION. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: LIEUTENANT (LT) S. J. ZEMANEK, LT E. A. K. DURHAM, LT R. G. HAWKSFORD, CAPTAIN N. BROWNING, LT G
