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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: GEORGE SMITH AND LES MANN IN UNIFORM 1944

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1944

Overview

Black and white photograph of two men in soldiers' uniforms standing side by side outside a house. The man on the left hand side is shorter (George Smith?). They are standing on a path with two pillars at either side, supporting a pair of pillars each, which support the roof. The men are quite young, possibly 18-20 years old. The photo was taken at 50 Austin St, Subiaco.

Historical information

Two World War II soldiers

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1997.226

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

61 mm

Height or length

85 mm

Keywords

Military Associations

Costume/fashion

Year

Statement of significance

social, historical; local residents in military uniform of time

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