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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

Building Town Hall station - QVB in the background

Naval funeral procession on the corner of George and Queen Streets ca. 1912