The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of 1818 Private (Pte) Stanley Robert Pettet, 2nd Battalion. Incorrectly described as Pettit on the Honour Board, Pte Pettet was a shop assistant from Rockdale, NSW when he embarked with the 4th Reinforcements from Sydney on HMAT Argyllshire on 10 April 1918. Initially reported as wounded and missing in action, a later Court of Enquiry that he had been killed in action, aged 25, on the Gallipoli Peninsula on 8 August 1915. In 1923 his remains were identified by the Graves Exhumation Parties and he was buried in the Brown's Dip Plot, Lone Pine Cemetery. His brother 19340 Driver (Dvr) Frederick John Pettet, 7th Field Artillery Brigade, was subsequently killed in action in France on 23 September 1917. This portrait is one of a number displayed on a photo montage Honour Board made for the department store Anthony Hordern and Sons Ltd, Sydney by the returned soldier and sailor employees of the company. It commemorated 46 of the company's 48 employees who died as a result of their service in the First World War.
Large collage of portraits of enlisted employees of the Sydney department store Anthony Hordern and Sons Limited who were killed in action during the First World War. The collage contains 46 photograp
Studio portrait of 4295 Private (Pte) Andrew Arthur Samworth (incorrectly described as Samsworth on the Honour Board), 13th Battalion, of Sydney, NSW. Pte Samworth enlisted on 6 August 1915 and was
Studio portrait of 962 Private (Pte) Norman Robert Peate (incorrectly described as Peat on the Honour Board), 20th Battalion, of Chatswood, NSW. A shipping clerk prior to his enlistment at Pymble on
Studio portrait of 6107 Private (Pte) Michael George Tight, 3rd Battalion, of Mascot, NSW. Pte Tight enlisted in the AIF following earlier service with the Citizens' Forces. He was killed in action
Studio portrait of 1799 Private (Pte) Robert Ednie Chapman, 17th Battalion, of Redfern, NSW (originally of Kirkcaldy, Scotland). Pte Chapman enlisted on 19 April 1915 and was killed in action near Ba
Studio portrait of 6752 Private (Pte) Cryalin Vivian Goulding (incorrectly described as Golding on the Honour Board), 8th Battalion, of North Sydney, NSW. A plumber in civilian life, aged 36, Pte Gou
Studio portrait of 2403 Private (Pte) John Gleaves, 19th Battalion, of Marrickville, NSW. Pte Gleaves enlisted on 18 July 1915 and was killed in action in France on 3 May 1917. This portrait is one
