The image shows Phillip Davey's grave in Adelaide's West Terrace Cemetery, taken by Trevor Peart in 2004.

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The two engravings on the gravestone are of the "AIF" version of the w:Rising Sun (badge), and of the w:Victoria Cross. The Rising Sun badge engraving is a version of an Australian Government-owned artwork and this version was first used on a gravestone at the AIF Cemetery, West Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia when the cemetery opened in March 1920.

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The Victoria Cross engraving is derived from the medal of the Victoria Cross, which was first struck in 1856.

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