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Claremont Museum > Records

SHARKEY COLLECTION - BRUCE SHARKEY

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c. 1914

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B/W print. Bruce Sharkey, wearing a dark jumper and dark short pants, is standing next to a wire netting fence with a creeper growing on it. Strappy plants are growing on the far side of the path. Written on the back in ink [Bruce].

Historical information

Raymond John Bruce Sharkey was son of Raymond and Edith Florence Sharkey. Attended Scotch College. Keen sailor like his Father. According to the book 'Red Tail Skies', Bruce worked for Qantas prior to his enlistment in the RAAF in WWII. He died 12/7/42 while serving in Sqn 460 RAAF on a raid over Hamburg.

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cwa-org-28--9-282-

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