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Interior of Angus & Robertson booksellers, Castlereagh Street, Sydney, 1946 / photographer Bradford Pty Ltd

  • Bankstown Babyboomer said:
    Nice to see this great photo. I hope you can post photos of other city bookshops. Tyrrells in George St at both locations would be great; I recall Bill Tyrrell donating his shop records to the Mitchell some years ago.

Private Benjamin Balme

  • Christian Lüts said:
    Benjamin Balme, the fourth of six children born to George Frederick Balme [b.1862 d.1921] and Annice Balme nee Kershaw [b.1860 d.1912] born in the first quarter of 1895 Clayton, Bradford, West Yorks. The 1901 census records him living at Town Bottom, Clayton, Bradford, with his parents and siblings. His father’s occupation if given as Wool Sorter. Town Bottom has since been renamed Town End Road, many of the original buildings survive. The 1911 census shows him still living with his parents and siblings but now at 7 Granville Street, Clayton. The property still survives. His occupation is recorded as Worsted [Wool] Spinner. With the exception of his mother and his youngest brother, the whole family are employed in the woolen trade. His enlistment records have not survived but he is commemorated on the Clayton War Memorial.

May Bradford welding part of the all Australian monoplane for the England-Australia air race, 1934 / photographed by Sam Hood

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  • randomonix said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Photos from the 1930's, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • br@mbly said:
    She looks great! Clever, pretty and self-assured. I'd love to have known her.
  • captsnuf said:
    my mother made aircraft parts in the 40s here in kansas for the war effort. she was high school age then...
    this lady is probably of the same very independant type that my mom was.
  • PLEXNE said:
    Pioneers!
  • lbows78 said:
    This is my great great aunt. I have heard a great deal about her, but never seen what she looks like. Thankyou