301438
Photograph 301438 Period 1950-1959SYDNEY, NSW. 1949-05-28. PORT QUARTER VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMAS SYDNEY (III) PROCEEDING UP SYDNEY HARBOUR FOR THE FIRST TIME ON HER ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND. THE SHIP'S COMPANY IS MANNING THE SIDE
301440 Accession Number: 301440
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SYDNEY, NSW. 1949-05-28. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMAS SYDNEY (III) PROCEEDING UP SYDNEY HARBOUR FOR THE FIRST TIME ON HER ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND. THE SHIP'S COMPANY IS MANNING THE SIDE FOR ENTERING HARBOUR. THE CARRIER IS PASSING BRADLEY'S HEAD WITH MAST OF THE CRUISER HMAS SYDNEY (I) ON THE RIGHT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)
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301440
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Colour: Black & white
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Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
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