$35,000 series of world tennis with John Newcombe, Tony Roche (Australia), Dennis Ralston, Earl Buch...
$35,000 series of world tennis with John Newcombe, Tony Roche (Australia), Dennis Ralston, Earl Buch...
$35,000 series of world tennis with John Newcombe, Tony Roche (Australia), Dennis Ralston, Earl Buchholz (US), Cliff Drysdale (South Africa), Roger Taylor (England), Pierre Barthes (France) and Nikki Pilic (Yugoslavia) played on a court built at ATN-7 Television and surfaced with the new Astroturf
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Date
Jan 1968
Call Numbers
Australian Photographic Agency - 46137
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Formats
Pictures and Photographs
Physical Description
Contents
Photographs - 6 x 6 cm. - 1 colour transparency
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Copying Conditions
Copyright status : Taken by Australian Photographic Agency for account: American Broadcasting Company of Films in Aust. 671201. Reproduction for purposes other than private study or research will require permission.
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Full title
$35,000 series of world tennis with John Newcombe, Tony Roche (Australia), Dennis Ralston, Earl Buchholz (US), Cliff Drysdale (South Africa), Roger Taylor (England), Pierre Barthes (France) and Nikki Pilic (Yugoslavia) played on a court built at ATN-7 Television and surfaced with the new Astroturf
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Notes
General note
Details of the tennis tournament can be read from a document held by the woman ON 173/27467
Digital order no:d7_46137
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Original item no. ON 173
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Source
Presented 1988
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Australian Photographic Agency - 46137
Record Identifier
YzOxD6D9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YzOxD6D9
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Reference code
146667
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