Peter Anderson aggregated collection of photographs chiefly of motor vehicles and buses, and Sydney streets, buildings and events, ca. 1900-1980

fonds

ca. 1900-1980

Graphic Materials, Textual Records, Photographs, Ephemera

141782

Photographs and textual material

Peter Anderson is a collector of photographs and trucks.

This aggregated collection chiefly comprises photographs of motor vehicles and buses, and views of Sydney streets, buildings and events, ca. 1900-1980. The photographs were taken by various photographers, including Sam Hood, Douglass Baglin, and Milton Kent.

COLLECTION 01
Photographs of trucks and vans, ca. 1920-1980
Purchased from Peter Anderson, August 2001

COLLECTION 02
Photographs of motor vehicles, ca. 1920-1970; Wunderlich Catalogue (1903 ed.) and a Wunderlich album of photographs of mainly theatre buildings, ca. 1928
Purchased from Peter Anderson, December 2003

COLLECTION 03
Views of Sydney streets, events, buildings and transportation, ca. 1900-1950
Purchased from Peter Anderson, October 2005

COLLECTION 04
Photographs of trucks, processions and buildings, ca. 1913-1975
Purchased from Peter Anderson, March 2007

COLLECTION 05
Photographs of government and private buses, including bus production, companies and services, ca. 1940-1970
Purchased from Peter Anderson, December 2010

COLLECTION 06
Photographs of NSW buses and trucks, ca. 1925-1970
Purchased from Peter Anderson, November 2013

COLLECTION 07
Peter Anderson photographs of Sydney and NSW buses, 1925-1975
Purchased from Peter Anderson, September 2014

COLLECTION 08
Peter Anderson photographs of buses, bus companies and services, New South Wales, between 1920 and 1989
Purchased from Peter Anderson, August 2016

Copyright restrictions may apply: Photographs in this collection created before 1955 are all out of copyright. Photographs created after 1955 are in copyright for the life of photographer plus 70 years.
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

Creator name 'Peter Anderson' is preferred over 'Peter Andersen' as it is the spelling most used in official communications received from him.