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Photograph E05333 Period 1910-1919Australian boxer 20594 Sapper John Thomas Pethybridge, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron from Parkes, NSW, (left) and an Italian boxer, Sergeant (Sgt) Ermino Spalla, contesting the final of the Light H
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor portrait of 20594 Sapper John Thomas Pethybridge, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron from Parkes, NSW who won the Army Boxing Championship, in Mesopotamia, Middle East, and represented Australia in the light heavyweight boxing division at the Inter-Allied games, Paris, June-July, 1919. He has tattoos on his arms and upper body.
Australian boxer 20594 Sapper John Thomas Pethybridge, 1st Australian Wireless Squadron from Parkes, NSW, (left) and an Italian boxer, Sergeant (Sgt) Ermino Spalla, contesting the final of the Light H
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