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Brown album relating to the service of Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN. The album contains 50 pages, including front and back covers, and 132 black and white prints.
Topics include: night photography, test firing, cats in hammocks on deck, smokescreens, Trafalgar Day commemorations, live shell firing, a sports day, a pridal party, a welcome parade in Adelaide (May 1927, aerial views of HMAS Cerberus), panoramas of various coastlines made from deck, possibly of Jervis Bay. Ships include HMAS Sydney, HMAS Melbourne, HMAS Renown. Locations include Melbourne, Sydney, Birkenhead Wharf, and others.
Names mentioned are primarily officers (surnames only) and include: Cush, Ollerhead, Carter, Knight, Cmdr Rotherham, Captain Dannreuther and Mrs Dannreuther, Lucas, Ince, Fitzgerald. 15 blank pages at the end of the album as well as the first page. Several loose photographs found in the album are accessioned under AWM2020.633.1.
Album of 114 pages including covers with 143 photographs and two documents, collected by Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN. Subjects include: images from the surrender of the German High
Album of 66 pages including covers with 249 black and white prints related to the service of Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN, in Europe and Australia. Subjects include: RN College Gr
A group of unidentified naval officers and crew parading during Trafalgar Day celebrations. From a collection relating to Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN. A copy of this picture appear
Group portrait of ship's company aboard HMAS Stalwart. From a collection related to the service of Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN.
A group of unidentified naval officers and crew standing to attention with bayonets during Trafalgar Day celebrations. From a collection relating to Lieutenant Commander Peter Corsar Anderson, RAN.
Group portrait of officers and crew aboard the HMAS Australia mounted on card backing, taken on the occasion of the Prince of Wales' visit, after the armistice. From a collection relating to Lieutenan