Sampson family pictorial and manuscript material, 1930s-1960s / Sampson family
Sampson family pictorial and manuscript material, 1930s-1960s / Sampson family
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Author / Creator
Date
1930-1960
Call Numbers
PXE 1683
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Physical Description
Contents
329 photographs (3 albums) ; 0.01 meters of textual material (1 folder and 1 diary) - black and white; manuscript
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Level of description
Fonds
Access and use
Copying Conditions
Out of copyright : Created before 1955 - applies to photographs
Copyright status : In copyright - applies to diary and correspondence
Copyright holder : Danny Sampson
Research & study copies allowed
Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
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Scope and Contents
Contents
1 diary written from the perspective of a newborn child, including weight, feeding times and interactions with people and the world. Includes experiences with family members, behavioural and physical development, 1944.
2. Correspondence from Sampson to Chloe, 1933-1964.
3. Photo album containing 187 photographs from birth to a young child.
Alternative Titles
Full title
Sampson family pictorial and manuscript material, 1930s-1960s / Sampson family
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Danny Sampson, June 2016
Administrative / Biographical history
Israel ‘Sammy’ Sampson (b.1890), emigrated to Australia in 1916 and settled in Sydney. Outside his accounting career, he was involved in writing theatre, writing plays and stories (under pseudonym of Max Eyb). He married Chloe Gibson (b.1910), a physiotherapist, and had two children Danny (b.1944) and David (b.1949).
Dates: 1930s-1950s
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Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
PXE 1683
Record Identifier
nV2W5rQn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nV2W5rQn
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Reference code
1001646
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