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H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

Artichokes, near Clare

1890s

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN87
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A scene seven miles below Arkaba

1894

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN155
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A series of caves near Arkaba

1894

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN147
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A snipe bag among the lagoons, Victoria

1905

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN42.6
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A snipe bag among the lagoons, Victoria

1905

glass plate negative (dry plate)

Accession no: 20041RJN5640
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A stormy camp, Lake Frome

1900

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN43.55
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A stormy camp, Lake Frome

1900

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN31
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A stormy camp, Lake Frome

1900

dry plate gelatin glass negative

Accession no: 20041RJN255
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A swamp between Mumbannar and the South Australian boundary

1905

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN42.23
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

Across the craters, Mount Gambier

1898-1905

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN152
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

Across the craters, Mount Gambier

c 1900

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN43.29
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

Adam Lindsay Gordon monument

1905

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN108
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A deep creek

1890s

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN43.52
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A deep creek, Blyth Plains

1890s

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN43.58
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

Adelaide

1890s?

albumen-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN195
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp between the Glenelg River and 'The Dairy'

1905

dry plate gelatin glass negative

Accession no: 20041RJN261
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp between the Glenelg River and "The Dairy"

1905

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN42.12
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp between the Glenelg RIver and "The Dairy"

1905

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN78
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp in Phillip's Gap, near Hawker

1894

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN82
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp on the upper Hookina Creek, near Rawnsley's Bluff

1894

gelatin-silver photograph

Accession no: 20041RJN6
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A camp on the upper Hookina Creek, near Rawnsley's Bluff

1894

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN83
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A canyon, Blyth Plains

c 1899

stereographic glass plate negative (dry plate)

Accession no: 20041RJN4462
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A canyon, Blyth Plains

c 1899

stereographic glass plate negative (dry plate)

Accession no: 20041RJN4461
H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

A canyon, Blyth Plains

c 1899

gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)

Accession no: 20041RJN167

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