The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor 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 right is 53503 Private Robert Parklow Sellers, 10th Australian Army Service Corps from Leichhardt, NSW, bantam division, Australian representatives in the boxing tournament at the Inter-Allied games at Paris, June-July 1919.
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
Australian boxer 2120 Trooper Thomas Cecil Wells Watson, 7th Light Horse Regiment from Waverley, NSW returning to his corner after having knocked out Zooners (Belgium) in the Lightweight Boxing Divisi
Australian boxer 2120 Trooper Thomas Cecil Watson, 7th Light Horse Regiment from Waverley, NSW (left), with his opponent, Bennie McNeill (USA) (third from the left), in the Lightweight Boxing Division
Outdoor portrait of two boxers striking a boxing pose. Identified on the left is 459 Private (Pte) Frederick Clarence Hallam MM, 2nd Pioneers from Glenorchy, Tasmania and on the right is 4580 Pte Char
Belgium boxer Zooners (obscured) and Australian boxer 2120 Trooper Thomas Cecil Watson, 7th Light Horse Regiment from Waverley, NSW (back to camera) contesting the Lightweight Boxing Division at the I
Outdoor portrait of two boxers striking a boxing pose. Identified on the left is 37857 Gunner Herbert Cox, 31st Battery, Australian Field Artillery from Mascot, NSW and on the right is Sergeant A W Ta
An informal portrait of Trooper (Tpr) T C Watson, probably 2120 Thomas Cecil Wells Watson, 7th Australian Light Horse. Tpr Watson was a competitor for the Lightweight Boxing Championship at the Inter
