James [Jim] Packer, ex-Barnardo boy now director of Tamair [air taxi company], at Tamworth, and his...
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James [Jim] Packer, ex-Barnardo boy now director of Tamair [air taxi company], at Tamworth, and his...
James [Jim] Packer, ex-Barnardo boy now director of Tamair [air taxi company], at Tamworth, and his family, 12 September 1964 / photographs by Alec Iverson,
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Full title
Date
12 September 1964
Call Numbers
ON 388/Box 131/Item 018
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Formats
Pictures and Photographs
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Contents
12 negatives - 6 x 6 cm
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Copyright status : In copyright - Life of creator plus 70 years
Copyright holder : State Library of New South Wales
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Full title
James [Jim] Packer, ex-Barnardo boy now director of Tamair [air taxi company], at Tamworth, and his family, 12 September 1964 / photographs by Alec Iverson,
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Call Numbers
ON 388/Box 131/Item 018
Record Identifier
nGmaqM5Y
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9644488
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