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96/44/1-5/4/157/1 Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book 'Sydney, A Book of Photographs', 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969. Click to enlarge.
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Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book ‘Sydney, A Book of Photographs’, 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969

Photographed by Mist, David in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969.

Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book ‘Sydney, A Book of Photographs’, 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969

Negative number 4294. Photograph from negative appears on page 143 of the book with the caption “The Surf Life Saving Movement began in Manly in 1907, and now has some twenty-five thousand members who make over five thousand rescues in a year. It is a voluntary community effort to save lives, based on ...

Summary

Object No.

96/44/1-5/4/157/1

Object Statement

Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book 'Sydney, A Book of Photographs', 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969

Physical Description

Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book 'Sydney, A Book of Photographs', 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969

Negative number 4294. Photograph from negative appears on page 143 of the book with the caption "The Surf Life Saving Movement began in Manly in 1907, and now has some twenty-five thousand members who make over five thousand rescues in a year. It is a voluntary community effort to save lives, based on fitness and teamwork."

Photograph taken at a Manly surf carnival.

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Production

Photographed

Mist, David Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 1969

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Negative, black and white, surf lifesavers practising resuscitation on beach, for the book 'Sydney, A Book of Photographs', 35mm acetate film, David Mist, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 1969 2019, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 8 December 2019, <https://ma.as/371832>

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