P02729.056 Accession Number: P02729.056

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North Head, NSW. c. 1930. Group portrait of members of the coast artillery short course. Identified left to right, front row: unidentified (standing) unidentified, Chalmers, Hendry, Wilson, John Whitelaw, Walsh, unidentified, Ivode?, unidentified. All others unidentified. (Donor J. Whitelaw)

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Accession Number

P02729.056

Classification

Photograph

Physical Description

Colour: Black & white

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Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

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