030409
Photograph 030409 Period 1950-1959At Sea. 1953. King Neptune's assistants dispensing justice to members of the Australian and New Zealand Coronation contingent aboard the aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney during the 'Crossing the Line' ce
030408 Accession Number: 030408
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At Sea. 1953. The wives of King Neptune and members of his staff pose for their photograph at the conclusion of the 'Crossing the Line' ceremony aboard the aircraft carrier HMAS Sydney, carrying members of the Australian and New Zealand Coronation Contingent to England for the coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
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030408
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Photograph
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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