B01656 Accession Number: B01656

Description

Ten unidentified members of the Australian Flying Corps standing beside an S.E.5a aircraft, serial B50, a type used by the 1st Squadron, Australian Flying Corps, in Palestine. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held at P03631.037.

Details

Accession Number

B01656

Photographer

Captain James Francis (Frank) Hurley OBE

Classification

Photograph

Object Type

Negative

Physical Description

Colour: b&w
Support: Glass

Date Made

c 1918

Place Made

Palestine

Whole/Part

Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

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