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Unidentified woman
Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified woman, seated. The scenic backdrop has been tinted blue and green, and skin-tones, the pink bow at the woman's collar, and her jewellery are all tinted.
Anne Roberts
Ambrotype portrait of a woman, thought to be Anne Roberts, wearing a dress with pagoda sleeves and lace collar and cuffs. Tinted skin-tones and the bows and ribbons on her bonnet and collar are tinted pink and green, with jewellery tinted gold.
Unidentified woman
Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified woman, seated, next to a table with a vase of flowers, and a scenic backdrop. Tinted skin-tones, blue ribbon at her collar, and flowers. Golden stamp on the front of the case reads: 'By appointment. A.T. Martin, 31 New St Birmingham' with the royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom.
Unidentified woman
Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified elderly woman, wearing a coat and bonnet and holding a piece of paper. Her rings and brooch are tinted gold.
Lucy and child
Ambrotype portrait of a woman in a checked dress with pagoda sleeves, with a child seated on her lap.
Unidentified woman
Ambrotype portrait of an unidentified woman, seated, wearing a checked dress, with a hat with a feather on her lap. Stamp on the back of case reads: 'S. Marshman, Photo Artist, 3 High St, Devizes'.
Mrs. Beasley
Ambrotype portrait of a woman, possibly Mrs. Beasley, seated, wearing a decorated bonnet with flowers tinted pink, tied with a pink ribbon. Her dress has a lace collar with a large bow and brooch at the neck.
Portrait of Lucy
Ambrotype portrait of a young woman, 'Lucy', seated, wearing a dress with crinoline and checked skirts, white lace collar and pagoda sleeves, and a checked ribbon at her neck fastened with a brooch. Skin-tones have been tinted. She is holding an object, possibly a type of stereoscope viewer.
Unidentified woman
Ambrotype portrait of an unidentified woman, wearing a dress with crinoline, wide sleeves and a lace collar. The brooch on her collar is tinted gold.
Wedding day for Edna Maisie Hamblen
Wedding photograph of Edna Maisie Hamblen, daughter of Volta (Wal) Clifford Hamblen and Eva May (Maisie) Treloar. After Edna's father died in 1919, her mother married William Taylor Edis in 1920. He is on the left side of the photograph. The bridegroom/spouse of Edna Maisie Hamblen was Herbert (Bert) Henry Niemann (1915-1993) and their marriage took place on 14 June 1941 at the Church of Christ in Forestville, South Australia. -Edna's father Volta (Wal) Hamblen died of the Spanish influenza in the Adelaide Exhibition Hospital on 25 May 1919 at the age of 25. SOURCE: 'Under Siege The Spanish Flu in South Australia 1919-1920' https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/253399578. Extra information about Edna's mother's wedding: William Taylor Edis and Eva May Hamblen were married on 26 June 1920.
M.S. Danae
M.S. Danae at Outer Harbor, Port Adelaide, on her way to the Inner Harbor, on the morning of 16 February 1986.
M.S. Danae
M.S. Danae at Outer Harbor on her way to Port Adelaide on the morning of 16 February 1986. The Department of Marine and Harbors bucket dredger A.D. Victoria can be seen near the container berth.
Lola Hunt
Lola Hunt, English singer, dancer, comedienne, stage and screen actress.
Sarah Hobbs doing a pre-flight check
Sarah Hobbs doing a pre-flight check at William Creek for Wright Air. The photographer comments, "I was interested in the fact that six out of eight of the pilots at Wright Air are women, which is a far cry from the pioneering days of aviation where women pilots were virtually un-heard of. The six girls have found that there are virtually no issues with tourists, in fact their youthful energy and enthusiasm has been a hit with the tourists, particularly the female passengers who are always delighted to have a lady pilot up front. I asked Sarah what drew her to William Creek to fly planes for Wright Air, she told me that it was one of the only places that she could gain valuable experience at low level flying, which she loved to do."
Jeanne Muselet
French carte-de-visite, signed by Jeanne Muselet, of Hesdin l'Abbe, France, near Calais, contains studio portrait of the young girl about seven years old and wearing a lace dress. An art deco floral pattern in blue ink, with advertisement for the studio, H. Caron, 51 Rue Victor Hugo, Boulognes-sur-Mer, near Calais, is on the reverse. W.H. Allison met Jeanne when he was billeted with other soldiers at her grandmother's home in Hesdin l'Abbe.
Florence Allison
Small snapshot portrait of Walter Henry Allison's sister, Florence (aged about 12 years) with the caption 'Florence Allison / Do you know her?'.
Young woman
Uncaptioned portrait photo of an unidentified young woman about 20 years old, with her hair pulled back, and wearing white lacework collar.
People : C surnames
People photographed by Messenger Press, surnames starting with C.
Margaret Sarah Davidson
Studio portrait taken on 7 February 1907 of Margaret Sarah Davidson wearing a lace dress with pearl necklace and a large hat.
Faith (Fay) Goodchild
Portrait photograph of Faith (Fay) Goodchild who was married to Bernie Smith, and they lived at 'The Bungalow', Angaston. Her children were Katie, Cayley, Cecil, and Douglas. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/25.
Kathleen Miriam Taylor
Portrait photograph of Kathleen Miriam Taylor in her nurse's uniform during World War I. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/25.
Lady Norrie visiting children at Bowden Kindergarten.
Lady Patricia Norrie visiting children at Bowden Kindergarten, including Greg Gordon in the middle and Anthony Reichett on the left (both aged between 3-4 years), painting at the easel. The other woman towards the back is likely to be Miss Eileen Thomas.
Dame Roma Mitchell
Dame Roma Mitchell on the day of the presentation of her commission as a Judge of the Supreme Court.
Vernon Smith's 100th birthday
Photographs of the Civic Reception held for the celebration of Vernon Smith's 100th birthday. The mayor of Port Adelaide Harold Carles Roy Marten and his wife were present at the evemt. Some photographs may have been taken by Ron Nicholas. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/37.
Pearl Oliver and customer in the C.H. Oliver quality provision store, Keswick
Pearl Oliver serving a customer in the quality provision store on the corner of South Road and Everard Avenue, Keswick, which was owned by Pearl and her husband Claude Hamilton Oliver. Note the advertisement for 'Betta Peanut Paste'.
Ellen Wellbourne
Ellen Wellbourne, born 30 October 1867 at Reynella. She was the daughter of William and Ellen (nee Gregory), and had three children with her husband William John Cock (or Cox). She was a maid at Tonsley. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/45.
Woman.
Portrait photograph of a woman, possibly Mrs. Klumsford, who has a butterfly emblem on her top. Photograph comes from an album of photographs that belonged to Daphne Murdoch [To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1617/11].
Davie family portrait
Family portrait, presumed to be the Davie family, standing outside their home, possibly in Stirling. If this is the Davie family, then possible names, left to right, are: Thomas Samuel, Henry Hardy, Caroline Davie (nee Brandis) seated, holding baby Caroline Latham, Samuel Davie, unknown, Anne Elizabeth, Emma Louise, Charlotte Eliza, and Miriam Sarah Ann. Handwritten on the back: 'X when I was 13 Margaret dear. Have a good laugh. Was I not prim', and X is marked under the girl second from the right, thought to be Charlotte Eliza Cameron writing to her granddaughter Margaret Phylis Cameron.
Kelly family
A black and white copy of a photograph of the Kelly women and girls, with in-law relatives. From left to right; Esther Nelson (nee Kelly) with her son James, Mona Kelly, Cora Kelly (Holman), Hilda Kelly (nee Lawson), Eva Milne (nee Kelly), Cynthia Nelson, and Mrs Lawson (nee Kundt).
Oliver's Diary Book Launch, Wellington
Margaret Ragless holding up a copy of her book, Oliver's Diary in front of a tent with a man in period costume at the Wellington Courthouse. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/97.