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Count Felix Graf von Luckner smoking a pipe at a table with unidentified individuals

  • Dale said:
    Rustic looking dining spot.
  • Corinneski said:
    Fascinating dinner - as miniopterus said "rustic looking dining spot" with a waiter no less. Almost looks like a clandestine political meeting.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Dale Corinneski It is quite rustic looking, we're thinking it was taken at Ye Olde Crusty Cellars in Sydney. See this photo:
    Count Felix Graf von Luckner smoking a pipe at a table with unidentified individuals
  • Corinneski said:
    They certainly had spruced it up by the time I visited Ye Olde Crusty Cellar in the late 60s/early 70s if that is so. Here is a pic from the State Library of NSW with Leo Buring who owned the Cellars [acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=43925]
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Corinneski Thanks for the link! It appears that photograph was taken in a different part of the bar. See also these photographs, which were taken earlier in 1933, from our collection:
    German naval officers and officials at 'Ye Olde Crusty Cellars' in George Street, SydneyGerman naval officers and officials at 'Ye Olde Crusty Cellars' in George Street, Sydney

Two-masted schooner SEETEUFEL in Sydney Harbour

Count Felix Graf von Luckner, right, and an unidentified man squeezing coins on SEETEUFEL

  • Dale said:
    The Count was well known for his strength, he left a trail of bent pennies and torn phone books behind him.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Dale wonderful article thanks! Quite amusing too. :)