b'132222THE CHANGI PRISON AUSTRALIAN RULESMedical Corps at the Melbourne Town Hall on 28th July, 1941. ASSOCIATION PREMIERSHIP TROPHY PLAQUE,After sailing on the Wanganella he disembarked at Singapore on 1942 15th September, 1941 and became a P.O.W. following the fall of the hand-lettered and illustrated cardboard trophy laid downSingapore in February 1942.on metal backing and with a later plastic protector, Small, along with thousands of other Australian soldiers inscribed in pencil RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB, completed the 29 kilometre march to Changi Prison and then PREMIERS, 1942, Australian Rules Association, on to the Selerang Barracks that were to be the home for the P.O.W. CAMP CHANGI, Coach: Horgan, D., Trainer: Australians for the next three years. A copy of the record of the G. Brown, Pres: A. Bush, Capt: P. MacKinlay, match that accompanies this collection includes some glowing Vice Capt: R. Small, Secretary: B.C. Wootten, references to his form during the Grand Final played between Treasurer: H. Hollioak, Presented to P.J. Campbell as a Carlton and Richmond on Padang, Changi at 1900 hours, member of the above Club., President Changi League. 17 October 1942. The record notes that Vice Captain Small 19 x 30cm. was master of the centre and that he gathered the crumbs accompanied by details of the match and the players, Privateand it was through his play that Richmonds forwards got their Smalls campaign medals, photographs, letters, associatedopportunities.papers, record of service and tributes for Private R.G. (Bobby)Private Small died of dystentry on 15th December, 1943. He is Small, the Vice Captain of the winning team. buried at Kanchanaburi War Cemetery in Thailand along with other PROVENANCE Australian soldiers who died as part of the forced labour crews working on the construction if the notorious Burma - Siam Railway.Robert Gordon Bobby Small, a country boy from Donald,$6,0008,000Victoria enlisted in the A.I.F. as a member of the Australian'