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Scallop fishing
Man in a beanie, scallop fishing on the Eyre Peninsula. One photograph in a small collection of negative film rolls, photographed by Raymond Gordon. Title has been taken from the envelope originally containing the roll of film. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/7.
Scallop fishing
Man in a beanie, scallop fishing on the Eyre Peninsula. One photograph in a small collection of negative film rolls, photographed by Raymond Gordon. Title has been taken from the envelope originally containing the roll of film. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/7.
Eyre Peninsula fishing, farming and other activities : collection of film negatives
Records comprise small rolls of Panchromatic film negatives, showing scenes of fishing, boating, farming, sports and other local industries and activities in the Port Lincoln, Tumby Bay, Coffin Bay areas of Eyre Peninsula. Included are three photographs of Ray Gordon with friends and the Landrover in which he and Wilf Roediger made their overland trip (1960) to the Northern Territory. Titles have been taken from handwriting on the envelopes originally containing the rolls of film. To see details of the individual photographs, search on Archival number PRG 1605/7.
Scallop fishing
Man in a beanie, scallop fishing on the Eyre Peninsula. One photograph in a small collection of negative film rolls, photographed by Raymond Gordon. Title has been taken from the envelope originally containing the roll of film. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/7.
Japanese fishing boat
A Japanese fishing boat, named 'Shizuokaren Yaizushi Fukukyumaru No. 18', possibly near Dutton Bay. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Japanese fishing boat
A Japanese fishing boat, named 'Shizuokaren Yaizushi Fukukyumaru No. 18', possibly near Dutton Bay. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Japanese fishing boat
A Japanese fishing boat, named 'Shizuokaren Yaizushi Fukukyumaru No. 18', possibly near Dutton Bay. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Japanese fishing boat
A Japanese fishing boat, named 'Shizuokaren Yaizushi Fukukyumaru No. 18', possibly near Dutton Bay. To see all the photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Fishing boats, Port Lincoln
Two fishing boats using a government slipway, most likely boats from the tuna fleet [see B 70235/6 for a sketch of a similar scene].
Vernon Smith with fish at Roonka
Vernon Smith with freshly caught fish from the Murray River at Roonka. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/29.
Men with fish, Porter Bay
Three men with fish at Porter Bay. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/10.
Fishing and crabbing party
Fishing and crabbing party at Outer Harbor having lunch. Wheat stacks are in the background.
Fishing at Outer Harbor
Group of people fishing off the Outer Harbor jetty. They caught 13 crabs and lost 1 pair of spectacles.
Young boy fishing for yabbies
A young boy, Darnley Taylor, fishing for yabbies in a dam at Renmark West. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/13.
Yabby fishing
Group of people fishing for yabbies on Mrs. Wilson's property, on New Year's Day. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1638/8.
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[Engraved woodblock of flying fish, bat and penguins]
An engraved wood block featuring an illustration by Paul Landacre, the print from which was used in Douglas Dunstan's 1963 edition of 'On the Origin of Species' on page 139. The artwork comprises a composition of a winged fish, a bat with wings outstretched, and three penguins. The block has been cut in the left hand (right on print) lower corner and another piece of wood block with an image of a smaller penguin has been tacked to the main block to fill the space. This additional part has been produced in red ink, instead of black, in the print.
Fishing boats at Port Adelaide
Fishing boats at Port Adelaide. The Birkenhead Bridge is in the background.
Fishing boat, Coffin Bay
Offset print made from a pen & ink drawing by Marilyn Mayne of a fishing boat, the 'Crested Tern', moored near the shore at Coffin Bay.
Blue groper fish, speared by hand
A man sitting on the beach next to his catch, a Blue Groper fish, speared by hand.
Fishing in a creek
Group fishing at a creek, possibly at Milingimbi, Northern Territory.
Catching fish in a waterhole
"Catching small fish in a shallow waterhole", possibly near Milingimbi.
Fishing vessel, 'Tacoma', Port Lincoln
Fishing vessel, 'Tacoma', Port Lincoln.
Commercial fishing marina, Port Lincoln
Commercial fishing marina, Port Lincoln.
Murray River fish boat
A small paddle steamer, identified as a 'Murray River fish boat' (probably P.S. 'Victoria') on a wide stretch of river. According to a researcher, P.S. Victoria was used as a fishing steamer in the Karadoc area. There is a fish punt on the starboard forward quarter, where the fish that were caught were kept alive until it was time to send them off to market. P.S. Victoria lays as a hulk in the Murray River, just up from the Cahffey bridge, and can be seen when the weir at Mildura is removed during a low river.
Small fishing paddle steamer P.S. Ranger at river bank
Side view of 'P.S. Ranger' with crewman pouring a drink while another stands at the bow, with stand of gum trees in background. According to a researcher, the fishing punt in this photo is submerged therefore in use, keeping the already caught fish alive prior to sending them off to market. PS Ranger was one of the Conner family's fishing fleet, based out of Boundary Bend (VIC), but sometimes travelling farther afield for their job of catching fish.
Catch of Murray cod caught at Renmark
Fish caught at Renmark for the Adelaide market : it was a week's catch for three men which came to 1800 lbs of fish at one penny halfpenny per pound. A researcher has added that 'these fish are Murray cod (Maccullochella peelii). This is a very important photo because it documents the severe overfishing that caused the first declines of Murray cod'.
Five men releasing fingerling trout into the Gorge (Torrens River)
Photographs by Krischock Studios & Ernest Gall Studios, showing men releasing fingerlings into the Gorge at Torrens River, 1927. See CONTENTS for more information and details.
P.S. Moira and barge Emily with catch of fish, at Goolwa Wharf
Bow view of fishing boat 'P.S. Moira', tied up to Goolwa Wharf, outside barge 'Emily', with a catch of fish. According to a researcher, The P.S. Moira, was owned by Joseph Waldo Rice " Govenir". He owned the Murray River Fishing Company from 1852 at Barmah. He later sold the boat down stream.
River Murray Floods, Barmera
River Murray floods, child with stranded fish, Barmera. Image was taken on the Lake Bonney foreshore near the Barmera Yacht Club during September 1956. Many native fish died due to the muddy water quality. Wendy Symens is the girl in the photograph, which appeared on the front page of "The Advertiser".
Fishermen at Milang
Fishing catch and fishermen - Driscoll (Dick) Cremer, John (Jack) Peter Graney and C. Pavy - with their catch at the jetty.