The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Henley, England. 5 July 1919. The Australian first eight rowing crew, after the race in which they defeated Oxford University by a length, in the final for the King's Cup, at the Royal Henley Peace Regatta, held on the River Thames. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) A. R. Robb, bow; Lieutenant (Lt) F. A. House, No. 2; Lt T. McGill, No. 3; Gunner (Gnr) A. V. Scott, No. 4; Lt H. Hauenstein MM, No. 5; Major S. A. Middleton DSO, No. 6; Gnr G. W. Mettam, No. 7; Captain H. C. Disher, stroke; Sgt A. E. Smedley, cox.
Sweep oar. The blade has been painted with a Rising Sun badge within a laurel wreath in the centre. Above this is painted ‘Winners Kings Cup Royal Henley Peace Regatta 1919’ oOL00283.001n either side
Henley, England. 5 July 1919. The finish of the race for the King's Cup, the principal event of the Royal Henley Peace Regatta, held on the River Thames, in which the AIF eight defeated Oxford Univers
Henley, England. July 1919. Group portrait of the AIF first eight rowing crew, winners of the King's Cup, the principal event at the Royal Henley Regatta, held on the River Thames on 5 July 1919, in t
England, UK. May 1919. The Australian first eight rowing crew, which later won the King's Cup at Henley Regatta, training on the Thames, at Putney. Left to right: Sergeant A. R. Robb (bow); Lieutenant
Henley, England. July 1919. Group portrait of members of the AIF first eight rowing crew, competitors in the King's Cup at the Royal Henley Regatta, framed by a pair of oars, near their training quart
Group portrait of combined Australian rowing teams, which competed at the Royal Henley Regatta held on the River Thames, in the grounds at Wharfe House. Back row, left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) E. Harr
Henley, England. July 1919. The Australian first eight rowing crew in training on the River Thames, in preparation for the Royal Henley Regatta in July 1919. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) A. R. Robb;
