Sale No: 7
Lot No: 437
Symbol: C
Cat No: Collection
Sydney Harbour Bridge group x17 with under construction x2, Opening Celebrations real photo types x3 ('Sth Africa Float', 'Eastern Suburbs Float' & 'Cobb & Co Coach/Passing Dias...' [sic]), various perspectives including a few more unusual shots, etc; also small photographs x17 mostly of construction phases. A good lot.
(Qty 34)
ADVERTISING: 1908 for The Argus Newspaper (Parramatta) with streetscape featuring their premises & tramline plus printed advice on the address side, used to Hornsby, minor blemishes.
ADVERTISING: c.1908 six different advertising cards for Barracluff's Ostrich Farm (South Head) plus one duplicate (used in 1909), some blemishes & light soiling, unused.
(Qty 7)
ADVERTISING: c.1915 Vandyck Studio (Lismore) real photo card for New England Motor Co (Lismore) with the firm's fleet of "cadallacs" [sic] lined up outside HQ, superb unused. Perhaps the most outstanding advertising postcard we have encountered.
BROKEN HILL: Argent 'Broken Hill Proprietary Mine' & 'Underground, South Mine', J Brokenshire 'Hospital Sunday, Central Park', C Day & Co 'Broken Hill Water Supply, Feby 1911', JC Goodhart artist card 'A Broken Hill Dust Storm', Gold & Floral Frames x3, others including 'Public Buildings' with tram to 'South BH', 'Chapple Street, in Flood' with marooned tram (faults but a great photo), condition variable.
(Qty 12) (Image1)
Estimate AU$100
Opening AU$ 75.00
Sold...AU$ 75.00
Closed..Feb-22-2022, 02:00:00 EST
Sold For 75
Sale No: 7
Lot No: 445
Symbol: C
Cat No: Collection
HENTY: Semco/L&H real photo group in sepia frames with streetscapes & public buildings plus 'Henty Show, 1910', some blemishes & bumped corners and light damp-spotting on the address sides.
(Qty 9)
Sale No: 7
Lot No: 446
Symbol: C
Cat No: Collection
STOCKTON: Empire Back real photo card 'Dismantling/Stockton/1.3.08 Pit', minor blemishes, unused. [In 1896, a fire in the coalmine, near Newcastle, killed two workers. Nine workers investigating the blaze died from gas inhalation. The subsequent Inquiry resulted in important workplace reforms]
