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Beattie negatives

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Beattie negatives

documentary heritage

Chiefly New Zealand scenes.

Last Update: 11 May 2023

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71800 (Presto content ID)

PH-1963-3 (Reference Number)

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Photography

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Beattie negatives

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William Beattie (Photographer)
Bill Beattie (Photographer)

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1920-1940

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888 items in this collection. View all items.

Related Object Notes

Bill Beattie's New Zealand. DU408.

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PH-NEG-A1 to PH-NEG-A16

PH-NEG-B1 to PH-NEH-B682

PH-NEG-B957 to PH-NEG-B956

PH-NEG-C1 to PH-NEG-C33

PH-NEG-C538 to PH-NEG-650

538-598: Cloud studies

599-650: N. Z. scenes and events.

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William Beattie was born 1867, Aberdeen, Scotland, came to Auckland in 1894, died 15 March 1931. William and brother John had first set up in Hobart, Tasmania (where John stayed).

The firm of Beattie & Sanderson were based in Auckland, 1898-1901. His first premises were in Shortland Street at the corner of Princes Street, but he subsequently had a 3 storey building constructed at the corner of Bank St. The shop and general living areas were on the ground floor, with photographic workrooms and darkrooms at the top.

With his son William Jr operated as W.Beattie & Co in 1911. Father and son were photographers for the Auckland Weekly News in 1923. (http://www.onceagainimages.co.nz/bios.aspx)

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Collection contains multiple items - rights applied at item level

Credit Line

Purchased from Beattie, N.Z. Herald, 1963.

Last Update

11 May 2023

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