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Fresh beef, Wilcannia, NSW, between 1935-1937 / photographer Reverend Edward ("Ted") Alexander Roberts

from State Library of New South Wales

  • 1 older comment, and then…
  • -Lana said:
    horrible...... how can this photo be your favourite? "wild west".
  • james gallagher said:
    of bone , ligament, and tendon wrought.
  • westfan said:
    STEAK for DINNER!
  • David Thompson said:
    It's what kept the people alive so that the species could continue and thrive. That's nature.
  • Photoamble. said:
    Truly a great steak in your future !

Roberts Butcher Shop

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

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  • Swordscookie said:
    There was a lot of meat eaten in those days and thats for sure. What a display of corpses, almost ghoulish!!! Imagine how the EC bureaucrats and the health inspectorate would react to a display like that today??
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    They would have absolute caniptions! However, at least this array of meat was outside in December, not in high summer...
  • grannymardotcom said:
    At first glance..... I saw women's undergarments! I can get away with it since I am old enough to have seen corsets! great series of photos.
  • Swordscookie said:
    I see what you mean Granny! They have that pulled in for all your worth look about them and the ribs look like the laces to tighten them up!!!!
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    grannymardotcom Swordscookie Honestly, the two of you discussing women's nether garments in the middle of the day! Shameless... :D

One of the stockyards on NAPCO's Alexandria Station, ca. 1921

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    In 1877 when Queenslanders William Collins, William Forrest, and Sir Thomas McIlwraith were joined by Englishmen John Warner and Sir William Ingram to form The North Australian Pastoral Company (NAPCo), little did they know they were laying the foundation for more than 145 years of sustainable beef farming. Our five founders were the original lessees of the great Alexandria Downs Station in the Northern Territory – now known simply as ‘Alexandria’, it continues its flagship role within NAPCo’s operation. The new company survived the financial and drought-induced crisis of the 1890s mainly due to its Burdekin properties which were less drought-affected and close to abattoirs. The first two decades of the 20th Century saw more drought, a world war, and changes in the ownership structure. In 1937, Francis Foster invested heavily in NAPCo taking an interest that grew through his life bringing with it exceptional pastoral skills and long-term vision, which laid the basis for its composite breeding program and pioneering contributions to land care, conservation, and disease minimization. Source: napco.com.au/our-story/