Reconcditioning wire. Telephone line gang.
Maker and role
Charles Boniface, Photographer
Production date
1933
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Object detail
Accession number
PHO-0208-1.8
Maker
Description
Black and white print of two men part of the 'Telephone Line Gang' for telephone exchanges reconditioning wire in Albany.
Albert Charles Boniface worked for the Post Office for 40 years from 1929 - 1966. During this time he was primarily based at Auckland Central Post Office, but also worked at Otahuhu Telephone Exchange and Post Office and in Papatoetoe.
Albert Charles Boniface worked for the Post Office for 40 years from 1929 - 1966. During this time he was primarily based at Auckland Central Post Office, but also worked at Otahuhu Telephone Exchange and Post Office and in Papatoetoe.
Marks
Reconcditioning wire. Telephone line gang. Alban. 1933 Hand-written
Media/Materials
Physical description
1 print : black and white ; 8.5 x 6 cm
Credit Line
Charles Boniface. 1933. Reconcditioning wire. Telephone line gang., PHO-0208-1.8. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
Production place
Albany
North Shore City
Auckland District
Auckland
New Zealand
North Shore City
Auckland District
Auckland
New Zealand
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