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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: THOMAS STREET SCHOOL, CRICKET TEAM, SANDOVER SHIELD 1929

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1929

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Overview

The black & white studio portrait shows three rows of boys in cricket togs, flanked by two Masters in the middle row. They played for the Sandover Shield which is pictured in the centre front row.

Names are listed beneath photo:

BACK ROW: E. Oberman, F. Redgrave, R. Harvey, D. Edwards, E. Knapp MIDDLE ROW: Mr. K. Byrne, H. Cunningham, F. Puddy, A. Braun, W. Passmore, Mr. G. E. Orr

FRONT ROW: F. Nelligan, W. Wickens, A. Bryan Museum holds original photo & two copies

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1989.533

Item type

Themes

Width

480 mm

Height or length

405 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Webb & Webb, Perth

Keywords

Thomas Street State School

Year

Statement of significance

Local & sporting history

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