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Studio view of a woman called 'Dora'
Studio view of a smiling young woman described by Searcy as 'Nurse Dora' inscribed with the words 'Remembrance Dora 4/4/21'.
Cranes coaling a ship
Several cranes coaling a steamship.
Cranes coaling a ship
Three cranes coaling a steamship.
Sailing ship 'Yatala'
Photographic reproduction of a marine painting of H.M.C.S.'Yatala' by E. Magraith which was presented to Arthur Searcy in 1904.
Family group at a golden wedding
A family group photographed at a golden wedding celebration in South Australia; described by Searcy as being 'old colonists'.
A lawn bowls player
Close view of a lawn bowls player described by Searcy as being 'Doctor Pulleine'; a note on the reverse of the print indicates that the subject of the photograph is 'the late Albert Molineaux' of Kent Town.
A man in a horse-drawn trap
A man with a white beard photographed driving his horse and trap in Adelaide outside a vegetarian cafe; Searcy has captioned the original view as 'An old Market identity'.
A large house at Enfield, South Australia
Distant view of a large house with a tower described by Searcy as belonging to Mr. Brook of Enfield, near Adelaide, South Australia.
A house at Semaphore, South Australia
A house at Semaphore, South Australia described as being the first home of the Searcy family in 1873.
A house in Albert Street, Semaphore, South Australia
A two storeyed house in Albert Street, Semaphore that was once the home of the Searcy family.
A large house on the Esplanade, Semaphore
A large two storeyed house on the Esplanade, Semaphore which was the home of the Searcy family in 1891. According to a researcher this is Semaphore Customs House on Semaphore Road corner.
A house in Archer Street, North Adelaide
A house in Archer Street, North Adelaide which was once the home of the Searcy family.
A house in Mill Terrace, North Adelaide
A house in Mill Terrace, North Adelaide, the home of the Searcy family.
A house on Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide
The Searcy family home on Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide.
A Samoan man
Head and shoulders view of a Samoan man, possibly a chief, identified by Searcy as being 'Tamasca' (spelling may not be correct).
Caricature of a hospital matron of the future
A caricature sketch depicting a 'hospital matron' of the future wearing masculine attire of bloomers, cape, tie, and a hat held on with knives and a fork, signed 'Len Ox', but attributed by Searcy to 'Shierlaw'.
Caricature of a children's nurse
A caricature sketch depicting a children's nurse of the future pushing a perambulator; the figure is wearing masculine attire of bloomers, a waistcoat over a shirt, and a hat held on with large pins, signed 'Len Ox', but attributed by Searcy to 'Shierlaw'.
Caricature of a woman doctor of the future
A caricature sketch depicting a woman doctor of the future wearing masculine attire of bloomers, shirt and tie under a leather apron, and a hat held on with large pins, signed 'Len Ox', but attributed by Searcy to 'Shierlaw'.
Caricature of a young lady of the future
A caricature sketch of a young lady of the future wearing long bloomers, a waistcoat over a high necked shirt, and a hat held on with large pins, a long umbrella is tucked under the right shoulder; the piece is signed 'Len Ox', but attributed by Searcy to 'Shierlaw'.
Caricature of a woman captioned 'The Duchess'
A caricature sketch depicting a woman wearing masculine attire of bloomers, a waistcoat with frogged fastening over a fancy shirt, a large feathered hat held on with large pins, and carrying a handbag over one shoulder; the work is captioned 'The Duchess' and signed 'Len Ox' but attributed by Searcy to 'Shierlaw'.
Nautical chart of Port Adelaide, South Australia
A nautical chart of Port Adelaide and Outer Harbor, South Australia, signed by Arthur Searcy, President of the Marine Board and Controller of Harbors.
Seppeltsfield grape brandy still
An advertisement depicting Seppeltsfield winery's 3,000 gallon brandy still described as being the 'most perfect still in the Commonwealth', 3,360 pounds of copper were used in its construction; four men are working around the still watched by two others standing on a viewing platform who are identified by Searcy as being Oscar Seppelt and G. P. Clarke.
Frenchman's Rock, Hog Bay
Frenchman's Rock, Hog Bay; note by A. Searcy: "some base wretch has altered the figure 2 in 1802, to 3".
Group of men and children at Frenchman's Rock, Hog Bay
Group of men and children at Frenchman's Rock, Hog Bay. Back, l-r: A.B. Moncrief; Arthur Searcy; E. Jones; the Misses Weiri, W.R. Cave, jnr; Hon. Mr Foster (C.Pub.Works); J. Moorhouse; W.R. Cave.
A display of wax sculpture and paintings by W.J. Allom
A display in Sydney of wax sculpture and paintings by William Jamieson Allom.
Premises of the Mount Gambier Hotel
Premises of the Mt. Gambier Hotel with local residents standing outside; the caption describes it as "Mac's Hotel... where Walter Searcy lived in 1862-9".
A house in Gladstone Street, Fullarton
A house in Gladstone Street belonging to Arthur H. White; Dorothy White aged 2 yrs. 7 mths is riding a rocking horse on the verandah and Donald Searcy aged 9 yrs 11 mths smiles for the camera, 28th April 1905.
A picnic group of men and women
A picnic group of men and women; surnames listed include Searcy, Hope, Cammell, Perkins, Wood, Miller, Sanders.
Nurses at the Adelaide Children's Hospital
Two nurses from the Adelaide Children's Hospital caring for two babies, described by A. Searcy as 'ministering angels'.
Garden scene of people visiting an Institution
A garden group of adults and children which A. Searcy described as 'visiting a Home for sick ones', possibly a reference to the Inebriates Retreat at Belair as the word 'drink' is written on an armband being worn by the girl sitting far right.