largs • Find • State Library of South Australia

Truck transporting a large boiler

c. 1938, Photograph, B 62865

GENERAL: Truck transporting a large boiler made by Millers Co. Pty. Ltd, of Melbourne and Bendigo, location unknown.

World War I : Ramlek, a fairly large native village

1915, Photograph, B 54907/73

A fairly large native village. This is Ramlek which was captured by New Zealand and Australian troops.

Large press at a munitions factory

Smith, D. Darian, 1943, Photograph, B 7798/419

Two young woman working at a large press used for making parts of ammunition boxes. Operated by two men and two women.

27th Battalion at Fort Largs

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd, 1939, Photograph, B 7798/637

27th Battalion of Infantry (South Australia Militia) marching into camp at Fort Largs.

A large group of Aboriginal women and children, probably at Alice Springs Telegraph Station.

c. 1910, Photograph, B 47072/167

A large group of Aboriginal women and children. The place is unknown, but image B 47072/169, of Aboriginal men, is probably from the same place.

A couple standing against large rocks

c. 1925, Photograph, B 47072/423

A man and woman standing in front of large weathered rocks on the foreshore near Port Elliot.

Large mallee tree

c. 1905, Photograph, B 70626/22

Large mallee tree typical of west of SA and WA.

Man on camel beneath large tree

c. 1905, Photograph, B 70626/15

Man seated on a camel under a large tree thought to be an Australian sandalwood. This species is not often found in South Australia but is common in Western Australia.

One of four views of a large scale excavation and construction operation, location unknown. It appears to be the construction of a dam in a relatively flat, arid area, with the heavy work being done by men and horse drawn drays.

Large scale excavations

c. 1930, Photograph, B 70846/2

One of four views of a large scale excavation and construction operation, location unknown. It appears to be the construction of a dam in a relatively flat, arid area, with the heavy work being done by men and horse drawn drays.

Large scale excavations

c. 1930, Photograph, B 70846/3

One of four views of a large scale excavation and construction operation, location unknown. It appears to be the construction of a dam in a relatively flat, arid area, with the heavy work being done by men and horse drawn drays.

Large scale excavations

c. 1930, Photograph, B 70846/4

One of four views of a large scale excavation and construction operation, location unknown. It appears to be the construction of a dam in a relatively flat, arid area, with the heavy work being done by men and horse drawn drays.

A large group of Papuans

c. 1931, Photograph, B 56981/164

A large group of Papuans pictured in front of a number of thatched houses and identified [on back] as 'Auba [right] Utuda(?) [left] My two helpers & some of the sprats & Mr Warren's cottage in the background'.

Large building

c. 1931, Photograph, B 56981/228

View of the front facade of a large, two storey building, with a lawn tennis court in front.

Large crowd in King William Street

c. 1920, Photograph, B 70865/18

A large crowd pictured at the intersection of King William and Hindley Streets during the visit of the Prince of Wales to Adelaide. See also B 70865/16 & B 70685/17.

Large tree near Skirmish Hill, WA

c. 1983, Photograph, B 42175

Part of a 'marked trees collection'. David Lindsay, Camp 27, 21 July 1891 (Elder Exploration Expedition). Large tree near Skirmish Hill in WA. Also marked by Gosse (1873), Forrest (1874), Mills (1883) and Lindsay (1891).

Adelaide residence with large crowd

c. 1918, Photograph, B 60997

A large gathering of people attending a celebration, possibly the return of soldiers from World War I. See also B 60996.

Transporting a large metal boiler

c. 1920, Photograph, BRG 201/13/2/69

A large metal boiler manufactured by Forwood Down & Co. Ltd. being transported on a cart pulled by six horses.

P.S. Mayflower with a large catch of fish

c. 1914, Photograph, PRG 1258/1/2600

View across the foredeck of 'P.S. Mayflower', with a large catch of fish strung across on a pole, and three men standing nearby. According to a researcher, The boy in the centre Walter Leo Dyer, later to become Captain W. L. Dyer. He was the son of Captain C. W. Dyer, of the P.S. Royal.