402268
- TitleHood Collection part II, Box 067, nos. 083-090; Box 068, nos. 001-011 : Moncrieff and Hood Ryan B.1 'Aotearoa'; Kingsford-Smith, 'Miss Southern Cross' and 'Anzac', later renamed 'Lady Southern Cross'
- Call numberON 204/Box 67/nos. 83-90
ON 204/Box 68/nos. 1-11 - Level of descriptionfile
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approximately 10 January 1928-20 September 1934 - Type of material
- Reference code402268
- Physical Description19 negatives - glass - 10 x 13 cm or smaller
- Scope and ContentBOX 67
83. Moncrieff and Hood's Ryan B.1 refuelled by Plume tanker before their fatal attempt on the Tasman crossing, Richmond Aerodrome, Richmond, New South Wales, 10 January 1928
84-87. Charles Kingsford-Smith arrives Mascot in Miss Southern Cross, Percival Gull, UK reg. no. G-ACJV (later VH-CKS), and is driven through the crowd whom he addresses by microphone, Mascot, October 1933
88-90. Charles Kingsford-Smith arrives on the SS Mariposa with his Lockheed Altair aeroplane Anzac, 16 July 1934
BOX 68
1-5. After controversy over the name Anzac, it was covered in paper for the unloading of the Altair onto a barge and then landed at Anderson Park (note ferry Kanimbla and Voco barge), 17 July 1934
6-8. Still unnamed Altair at Anderson Park with crowd
9-11. Charles Kingsford-Smith returns in Altair, renamed Lady Southern Cross, reg. no. VH-USB, from Brisbane, 20 September 1934 - Access Conditions
Access via appointment - Copying ConditionsOut of copyright:
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Titles, dates and contents lists in this series based on the Hood register with additional notes by Ted Hood - Alphanumeric designations
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