Photograph, Oystering on the 'Toiler' (with Taratahi life buoy); Unknown Photogr...

Photograph, Oystering on the 'Toiler' (with Taratahi life buoy); Unknown Photographer; 1930-1940; BL.P729(i)
From

Bluff Maritime Museum

Name/Title

Photograph, Oystering on the 'Toiler' (with Taratahi life buoy)

About this object

Oystering on the 'Toiler' (with S.S. Taratahi's life buoy). A note on the back of the photograph names the crew as; Jim Cleave (aft/back), Bill Aitken (inboard at bench) and Jim Georgeson (forward).

Place Made

Oceania, New Zealand, South Island, Southland, Foveaux Strait

Maker

Unknown Photographer

Maker Role

Photographer

Date Made

1930-1940

Inscription and Marks

Handwritten in pencil on the back: 'P729(i)' and 'A Morrison 03'.
Handwritten in blue ink on the back: 'Toiler (with Taratahi lifebuoy)' 'Jim Cleave (Aft), Georgeson (Fwd), Bill Aitken (Outside Bench)'.

Measurements

h 80 mm x w 105 mm

Period

1930s

Object Type

photographs

Subject and Association Keywords

Fishing

Subject and Association Keywords

Maritime

Medium and Materials

organic, vegetal, processed materials, paper, photographic paper

Object number

BL.P729(i)

Copyright Licence  

Public Domain - No rights reserved - no known copyright restrictions No rights reserved - no known copyright restrictions

This object is from
Bluff Maritime Museum   Bluff Maritime Museum
Tags
1930s
Fishing
Maritime

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