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Gallery - Artillery

F.A. Schmidt, Royal Australian Artillery. Note the use of the early "Edward VII" bursting bomb style hat badge and brass RAA script collars badges.

New South Wales Permanent Artillery with Fort Scratchley's nine inch gun, Circa 1882 -1892. NOTE: Some of the men are wearing the helmet plate of the NSW Military Forces. PICTURE CREDIT: University of Newcastle, REF: ASGN0583-B24.

Major A. Leonard, Australian Garrison Artillery, Fort Largs Camp, South Australia, Circa 1915. PICTURE CREDIT: State Library of South Australia, REF: PRG 280/1/12/48.

Captain Lewis Ernest Stephen Barker MC, Royal Australian Artillery. Note the use of the larger style RAA script hat badge and brass RAA script collars.

An early example of a Militia Officer in the Australian Field Artillery showing the 1900-1912 period Australian Field Artillery cap/collar badges.

Men of the South Australian Permanent Garrison Artillery. PICTURE CREDIT: State Library of South Australia, REF: PRG 280-1-14-668.

An early example of a Field Artillery Gunner showing the 1900-1912 period Field Artillery helmet badge.

Major Tristram Bernard Wordsworth James, DSO, Australian Field Artillery. Wearing the collar badges of the Royal Australian Artillery (Permanent Forces). PICTURE CREDIT: Imperial War Museum, Bonds of Sacrifice.

Members of the Australian Field Artillery showing great use of an assortment of cloth and metal insignia.

Major Norman Williams, Royal Australian Artillery, post 1938. PICTURE CREDIT: Moreton Bay Libraries, REF:FL310383.

Members of the Australian Field Artillery (Militia) posing with an assortment of signalling equipment circa pre 1914. Note the use of the Australian Field Artillery cap/collar badges.

A member of the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery showing the correct hat, collar badges and shoulder titles.

Number 319 TRATHEN, Cecil Roy, 4th Field Artillery Brigade. Wearing the "GUN" rank/trade badge unofficially as a cap badge along with his official Australian Field Artillery Collar badges.. PICTURE CREDIT: State Records Office, South Australia, REF: GRG26/5/4/319.

Members of the Government House Guard from South Australian Permanent Artillery at Adelaide barracks, Circa 1890. NOTE: Members are wearing the "double wreath' helmet plate of the Victorian Military Forces. PICTURE CREDIT: State Library of South Australia, REF: B47665.

Members of the No.1 S.A Battery of the Australian Field Artillery pictured at the Torrens Parade ground. Circa 1908. PICTURE CREDIT: State Library of South Australia, REF: PRG 1364/1/3.

No.1 Battery, Field Artillery, Perth Volunteer Artillery, Perth, Western Australia. NOTE: Helmet plates being worn are that of the Perth Volunteer Artillery (Grebert, p275). CREDIT: Army Museum Western Australia, REF: AMWA29443.

Artillery Trainees, South Australia, Circa 1930. NOTE: The use of the new RAA hat badge produced by STOKES and Son, Melbourne.

Australian Field Artillery, South Australia, Circa 1910. PICTURE CREDIT, State Library of South Australia, REF: PRG 1364/1/10.

Ernest Grenfell GREER, 16th, 18th and 21st Field Artillery Battery. Wearing the AIF "F.A." shoulder titles for the Field Artillery. PICTURE CREDIT: State Records Office, South Australia, REF: GRG26/5/4/171.

New South Wales Permanent Artillery with Fort Scratchley's nine inch gun, Circa 1882 -1892. NOTE: Some of the men are wearing the hat badge of the NSW Permanent Artillery. PICTURE CREDIT: University of Newcastle, REF: ASGN1007-B42.

John Clement GOLDFINCH, Field Artillery Battery. PICTURE CREDIT: State Records Office, South Australia, REF: GRG26/5/4/868.

Southern Tasmanian Volunteer Artillery Group at Queen's Battery, The Domain. PICTURE CREDIT: Libraries asmania, REF: AUTAS00113182.

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