File 18: View from Kalamazoo Bldng [building], May 1961 / photographed by Max Dupain
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File 18: View from Kalamazoo Bldng [building], May 1961 / photographed by Max Dupain
File 18: View from Kalamazoo Bldng [building], May 1961 / photographed by Max Dupain
About this item
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Date
May 1961
Call Numbers
ON 609/Box 18/nos. 1117-1120
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Formats
Pictures and Photographs
Physical Description
Contents
4 negatives - black & white
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Level of description
File
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Copying Conditions
Copyright status : In copyright - Created after 1955
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Scope and Contents
Contents
4 negatives of a view towards the Sydney Harbour Bridge with Blues Point Tower visibly being constructed, taken from Kalamazoo House on Blues Point Rd, and a family sitting on a wharf fishing
Alternative Titles
Full title
File 18: View from Kalamazoo Bldng [building], May 1961 / photographed by Max Dupain
Notes
General note
Some negatives are in a strip of 2.
Signature / Inscriptions
Additional information on envelope read, "Soul of a City II".
Additional information on glassine bag housing negatives at ON 609/Box 18/nos. 1118-1120 read, "Looking towards Kirribilli 60s".
Description source
Titled and dated from original envelope housing negatives.
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
ON 609/Box 18/nos. 1117-1120
Record Identifier
YezWqjL9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YezWqjL9
Other Identifiers
Reference code
1011680
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