Walter_Peeler_VC_P01383.jpg - Wikipedia

Description

Portrait of Sergeant Walter Peeler VC . This photograph was part of a larger photo-montage created for the Saint Patrick's Day celebrations in Melbourne, 17 March 1920. The photograph comprised of fourteen Australian Victoria Cross recipients presumably with Irish backgrounds.

Date

circa 1919

Source

This image is available from the Collection Database of the Australian War Memorial under the ID Number:

P01383.005

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Credit line: Donor: J B Stephenson

Author

Johnstone, O'Shannessy & Co.
Alternative names	Johnstone, O'Shannassy and Company; Johnstone, O'Shannassy & Company; Johnstone, O'Shannassy & Falk; Johnstone, O'Shannessy and Co
Description	Photographic studio in Melbourne, Australia
Authority file	: Q19874791 VIAF : 143588348 LCCN : no2016087475 WorldCat

Permission
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"Copyright expired - public domain"

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