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New South Wales and South Australia wartime and other scenes, ca. 1910-1931 / chiefly photographed b...

New South Wales and South Australia wartime and other scenes, ca. 1910-1931 / chiefly photographed b...

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YRlZy83n

New South Wales and South Australia wartime and other scenes, ca. 1910-1931 / chiefly photographed by Leonard Sothern Beckett

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Full title

New South Wales and South Australia wartime and other scenes, ca. 1910-1931 / chiefly photographed by Leonard Sothern Beckett

Date

ca. 1910-1931

Record Identifier

YRlZy83n

Reference Code

825372
Physical Description

Contents

467 glass negatives (12 boxes)

1,422 photographic prints (5 boxes)

324 aperture cards

44 film reels

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

More information

Scope and Contents

Contents

Collection includes Army training camps at La Perouse and Liverpool, 1913-1914; wartime scenes; strikebreakers working at Mortlake Gasworks, 1917; street parades, 1914-1918; university students’ activities, ca. 1910-1920; ocean cruises, walking tours and other holidays, ca. 1910-1931; ships, buildings and miscellaneous scenes, ca. 1910-1925.<...

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Full title

New South Wales and South Australia wartime and other scenes, ca. 1910-1931 / chiefly photographed by Leonard Sothern Beckett

Authors, Artists and Contributors
Contextual Information

Source

Donated by Mrs J. England, daughter of Leonard Sothern Beckett
Pic.Acc.3485

Administrative / Biographical history

Leonard Sothern Beckett was a dental surgeon and amateur photographer. He was in the Sydney University Regiment and the Dental Corps during the 1st World War.
Reference:
Library correspondence file

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Primary Identifiers

Record Identifier

YRlZy83n

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Reference code

825372

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