Summary
Photograph of soldier in studio turned into a postcard, made during World War I (1914-1918). It is inscribed 'Kodak Austral'.
The identity of the soldier shown in this image is unknown; however, he is wearing the uniform of an Australian Imperial Forces soldier, including a 'slouch' hat, hat badges and Rising Sun on collar.
Description of Content
Photograph of a man dressed in uniform, wearing a hat, carrying a stick. Taken in a studio, foliage and pathway in background.
Physical Description
Black and white studio photograph/postcard with white border (thickest along bottom) and torn upper left corner. Tilted rectangular shape imprint. Beige/brown back with black text and dividing vertical line. Handwritten text in stamp outline.
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Acquisition Information
Purchase
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Organisation Named
Kodak Austral, 1914-1918
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Format
Postcard
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Inscriptions
Printed in black ink on the back of the postcard in the centre (horizontal orientation): 'POST-CARD / CORRESPONDENCE ; ADDRESS ONLY' Printed in black ink on the back of the postcard in the upper right corner forming a square: (horizontal) 'KODAK / AUSTRAL / KODAK' / 'AUSTRAL' Hand-written in black ink on the back of the postcard in the top right corner (horizontal orientation): 'Cann / Camera (? illegible) / 12 (illegible)'
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Overall Dimensions
81 mm (Width), 132 mm (Height)
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