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PRINT, POLICE FORCE, NEWCASTLE 1899
1899Subcollections
Overview
Black and white copy of a photograph. Shows nine men; two rows of four, seated on chairs, with five standing behind them. All are dressed in a severe uniform of dark jackets with silver buttons and dark pants; except for the man standing on far left wearing jodphurs and leather riding boots. Each wears a cap with a small visor and a white or light coloured hatband. All are positioned in front of a house with a door central and windows either side.
Historical information
Seated extreme right was Walter Benjamin Connolly born england 1.5.1867 left England with trade as a bricklayer, joined police force 6.6.1891, regimental no.70. Moved from newcastle to York, West Perth and finally Guildford, resigning on 16.7.1906.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.714
Item type
Material
Width
230 mm
Height or length
180 mm
Year
Statement of significance
local police force
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