Wanderers Football Club Team 1952

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Katanning Studio

1952

Subcollections

Overview

A black and white photograph of the Wanderers Football Club players and officials in 1952. There are two rows of men standing and seven men seated. The officials are in the back row and are dressed in suits. The players are dressed in a light jersey with a dark 'V' across the chest and shoulders, light shorts and socks which have a dark rim at the top. The man in the centre front row is holding a football which is inscribed 'W.F.C. 1952'. At the bottom of the photograph are four small face only photographs of team players. The photo is mounted on cream mat board.

Historical information

The team is in three rows with four small photographs at the bottom, there are six people listed as 'insert's however there are only four on the photograph. The insert photographs of B. Coventry and A. Quartermaine are missing.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-202-HS2000.15

Item type

Photographs

Material

Mat Board

Photographic Paper

Width

25 cm

Height or length

30 cm

Themes

People

Sport

Australian Rules Football

Inscriptions and markings

At the bottom right of the photograph in black lettering is written : 'Katanning Studio'

Below this inscription in black lettering is written:
'Back Row, l. to r. : A. Bruce (asst. trainer), L. Dowling (president), A. Reynolds, W. Porter, A. Voss, A. White (Hon. Secretary), W. Haddleton (coach).
Centre Row, : F. Quartermaine, E. Gaby, P. Perry, E. Quartermaine (vice-capt.), R. Quartermaine, P. Brown, N. Heberle, N. Giles,
Front Row: B. Garstone, G. Melvin, K. McAuliffe, K. Robertson (capt.), C. Brown, L. Mosscrop, A. Leach.
Inserts: L. Wanke, C. Philpott, W. Holbrooks, R. Mills, B. Coventry. A. Quartermaine. Absent, J. Richards (trainer).'

Place made

Katanning
WA
Australia

Year

1952

Statement of significance

Wanderers Football Team with many long time players and popular names form the team members. Wally Haddleton was a player and a member of the Wanderers for many years.

Primary significance criteria

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness