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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: BRIAN BULL AS A BOY

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c. 1940

Overview

Black and white image. Brian Bull as a boy in Rankin Gardens. He is wearing light coloured shorts, a shirt with a collar and tie and a long sleeved jumper with a wide collar. The diamond patterned jumper has a pocket with a buttoned down flap on either side at chest height. He is wearing laced up shoes with knee length socks. He has his hand on the head of a large dog sitting beside him. Written in blue ink on reverse 'Photo in the Park Cnr Robe and & Hamersley'.

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photographic paper and chemicals

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cwa-org-43-2008.212

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

127 mm

Height or length

177 mm

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Statement of significance

Brian Bull, a resident of Subiaco, was Commissioner of WA Police 1985-1994

Subiaco Museum

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