8. Koala bears, 1930

1. Antonio Grossardi & "Sultan", Sydney Aug. 1932

2. Dr Julian Smith, taken in Melbourne, 1934

3. Dr Julian Smith, taken in Melbourne, 1934

4. Nancy Bird, ca. 1940s

5. Alfred Hill, undated

6. Departure of First A.I.F. & troopships from Albany, W.A., 1914

7. Sofala Township ca. 1925

9. On the Murray River, S.A. The "Marion", ca. 1930s

10. Example of industrial work

11. Example of industrial work

Harold Cazneaux - collection of portraits and views, ca. 1914-1940s

Portraits
1. Antonio Grossardi & "Sultan", Sydney Aug. 1932. Profile portrait of Grossardi with his German Shepherd dog. Silver gelatin photoprint. 18.4 x 15.9 cm. Grossardi was the Italian Consul-General in Australia, 1920-1932. Grossardi had been a pupil of H. Cazneaux for photography.
2-3. Dr Julian Smith, taken in Melbourne, 1934. Head and shoulder portraits. 2 silver gelatin photoprints. 16 x 10.4 cm. and 15.1 x 10.3 cm. Surgeon and photographer, Julian Augustus Romaine Smith, 1873-1947
4. Nancy Bird, ca. 1940s. Head and shoulders portrait. Silver gelatin photoprint. 16.9 x 11.9 cm. Aviatrix Nancy Bird Walton, 1915-
5. Alfred Hill, undated. Head and shoulders profile portrait. Silver gelatin photoprint. 11.6 x 8 cm. Musician / composer, Alfred Francis Hill, 1870-1960
Views
6. Departure of First A.I.F. & troopships from Albany, W.A., 1914. / taken by William Fell & printed by H. Cazneaux. Silver gelatin photoprint. 16.6 x 20.3 cm. William Fell was an early pupil of H. Cazneaux in photography. He was killed on active service.
7. Sofala Township / Cazneaux. [ca. 1925] Silver gelatin photoprint. 17.3 x 23.5 cm.
8. Koala bears, 1930. Silver gelatin photoprint. 17 x 15.5 cm.
9. On the Murray River, S.A. The "Marion", ca. 1930s. Silver gelatin photoprint. 28.5 x 18.3 cm.
10-11. Examples of industrial work. Unidentified exterior and interior. (interior possibly BHP) 2 silver gelatin photoprints. 23.6 x 31 cm. and 16.2 x 20 cm.

8. Koala bears, 1930

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