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Shire of York > Records

BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF RATIONS - EGYPT 1915

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1915

Overview

Black & White photograph of Rations in Egypt 1915. Two servicemen (cooks?) standing in front of a round, white tent are inspecting the rations. The rations consist of loaves of bread, heaped in an open wicker container, tins on the ground and full sacks.

Historical information

Photographs from the Lionel Obethio Sargent Collection

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cwa-org-198-DP2018.16l

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Year

1915

Primary significance criteria

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Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

Well provenanced

Shire of York

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