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PHOTOGRAPH: BERT TRENBERTH

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c. 1915

Overview

Frame photo of a young man in a music band uniform and cap, holding a cornet in his left hand. There are two medals pinned to the left side of his jacket. The photo is edged with a gold painted mount, and then by a wood laminate frame.

Historical information

Bert Trenberth was a brother to Pearl Congdon, nee Trenberth, and uncle to Thelma Green, nee Congdon.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2004.131

Item type

Material

Width

60 mm

Height or length

245 mm

Keywords

CONGDON, Pearl (nee Trenberth)

Costume/fashion

Year

Statement of significance

Historical - social, costume of the time.

Last modified

Monday, 30 June, 2025

Completeness

94

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