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Creator
Read, Irene Victoria, 1880-1972
Title
Irene Victoria Read papers, pictorial material and relics, 1839-1951
Level of Description
Collection
Date of Work
1839-1951
Type of Material
Architectural and Technical Drawings
Graphic Materials
Objects
Textual Records
Call Number
PXD 1143 R 1117
Issue Copy
Digitised :
Physical Description
8 photographic prints : ; 30 x 34 cm. or smaller
1 architectural drawing (in two pieces): pencil; 21.5 x 34cm. (x 2)
hair (camels) : ; 6 x 10 cm. (envelope)
1 measuring instrument (tape) : ; 7 x 4.5 cm.
2 volumes of textual material : ; 10 x 6 cm. (each)
1 crucifix: metal; 10 x 7 cm.
1 commemorative medal (with box): metal; 7.5 x 7.5 cm. (box)
1 charity badge (with backing): metal, cardboard; 3.5 x 8.5 cm. (backing)
textual material (4 cartons)
Contents
SERIES 01-04 Irene Victoria Read papers, 1839-1951 SERIES 05 Pictorial material and relics SERIES 05 PART 01 PXD 1143 (8 photographic prints and 1 plan) 1. Group portrait titled, 'Teachers. Girls High School, 1896' [i.e. Sydney Girls' High School] Left to right standing: W. J. Holmes, M.A. ; Miss Bowmaker, M.A. ; Miss Whitfeld ; W. Williams, B.A. Left to right seated: Miss I.F. Thompson, M.A. ; Mrs Garvin ; Miss Bruce, B.A. 2. R.M.S. Orontes, 1911 / taken by Felix Giuglard of Marseille with signatures on photograph including Irene V. Read. Inscribed on reverse "I.V. Read / T. / off W.A. coast, Jan 23rd 1911" 3. No. 2 Australian General Hospital / Camp section in charge of Major W.H. Read / Mena / Egypt / May 1915 [first Australian hospital to be pitched in the war] 4. Untitled [another view of hospital camp] 5. No. 2 Australian General Hospital / Mena House / Egypt. The first batch of wounded Australian soldiers from Gallipoli / May 1915 6. No. 2 Australian General Hospital / Mena House / Egypt / May 1915 / The first batch of wounded / Australian soldiers from / Gallipoli 7. Untitled [another view of soldiers at Mena House] 8. S.S. Demosthenes [1915] / taken by W.T. Munns, Gravesend. With signatures on mount. 9. Plan of No 2 Gen. Hos. Camp. [General Hospital Plan] / [undated] pencil plan SERIES 05 PART 02 R 1117 ITEM 01 1 envelope containing camels hair clipped by the Australian Camel Corps, Egypt, World War I. Envelope is addressed to Margaret [Homes] ITEM 02-ITEM 04 1 measuring tape with needle and thread with two small instruction (pattern) books for knitting soldiers socks (The Grey Sock : Soldiers' Sock Fund) in World War I, ca. 1915. [one copy with annotations] ITEM 05 1 metal Toc H Cross, ca. 1915 ITEM 06 1 medal (with box) commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the landing of Arthur Phillip in Sydney Cove, 1938 ITEM 07 1 badge sold in support of the Australian Air League Appeal to raise 10,000 pounds in World War II, ca. 1939
Source
Presented by T. A. G. Holmes, 16 January 1975 Pic.Acc.3304
Access only by appointment with Pictures staff - Applies to R 1117
Copying Conditions
Out of copyright - Created before 1955
Please acknowledge: - Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
General Note
Pic.Acc. Upgrade Project - Information transferred from Pic.Acc.3304 as part of the eRecords Project 2011-2012 State Library of New South Wales collection of World War I papers
Author/Artist
Read, William Henry, 1876-1962
Name
Demosthenes (Ship)
Orontes (ocean liner : 1902-1922)
Subject
World War, 1914-1918 -- Hospitals, Egypt.
World War, 1914-1918 -- Photography.
Topic
badges
camels
crucifixes
medals
military hospitals
nurses
portraits
pyramids
soldiers
steamships
teachers
tents
wounded soldiers
Place
Egypt
Mena House
Persons
Adult Females
Adult Males
Exhibited in
Dalgety Walkway display cases 2012 - Items 1 - 3: November 2012
Digital order no.
Album ID : 996773
Collection Hierarchy
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Series 01-04: Irene Victoria Read papers, 1839-1951