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Gelatin Silver Print Photograph

Title: Overlooking Dee Why C. 1924

Image Size: 42cm x 2cm

Item Size: Height: 51cm, Width: 3cm, Depth: 40cm, Weight: 3Kg

Signature Details: Inscribed In Gold Lettering On

Photographer'S Mark Visible On Print Verso

Condition: Good - Refer To Images

Provenance: This Historical Photograph Documents Early 20Th-Century Australian Suburban Development. The Image Captures Dee Why, A Northern Beaches Locality In Sydney, Circa 1924, During A Period Of Significant Residential Expansion. The Elevated Vantage Point Reveals The Nascent Settlement Pattern Characteristic Of Inter-War Australian Coastal Communities, With Scattered Dwellings Interspersed Among Native Vegetation Overlooking The Distinctive Water Body. The Photograph Represents Valuable Documentary Evidence Of Sydney'S Suburban Growth And The Transformation Of The Northern Beaches Region During The 1920S.

Condition: Good

11590+4

Location of item: 60 Marple Avenue, Villawood, NSW, Australia

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