Discover what Australia Looked Like in 1916
'Travel Back In Time' ©
A Limited Edition Pictorial DVD.
Total time viewing both discs is about 95 minutes.
More than 850 rare Australian pictures remastered from the book "AUSTRALIA UNLIMITED" published in 1918.
Each state of Australia was photographed between 1912 to 1916 - towns, cities, silver mines, agricultural and pastoral.
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A historically interesting and fascinating compilation of about 850 Australian photographs from last century
extracted from the original book "AUSTRALIA UNLIMITED", with an accompanied soundtrack.
Images from all over Australia re-mastered from Edwin J. Brady's magnum opus.
He showed Australia to the world as it really was at the time, a blessed land of sunshine and rain, golden
cornfields, green dairy pastures, crimson orchards, orange groves, sheep stations, cattle runs, rocky mineral fields.
This limited edition collectors' DVD titled 'Travel Back In Time' © is recently back in
stock, available exclusively here direct from the publisher and NOT available elsewhere.
The quality of the Black & White photographs in the original 1918 book is amazing.
Screen-printed over 100 years ago the images are not as sharp as a modern actual photograph,
but it has been possible to digitally copy them from the book using a modern computer program, and
work on each individual image to gain a superb reproduction for this presentation ... 'Travel Back In Time' ©
This double DVD is a selection of the most interesting of Edwin Brady's photographs, which is nearly all of them anyway!
Each state of Australia was photographed between 1912 to 1916
- towns, cities, agricultural and pastoral.
Disc 1 comprises pictures in 1916 separated as
New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Northern Territory,
South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Papua New Guinea, Australian Army and Navy.
Disc 2 comprises pictures of the Australian Pastoral industry in 1916.
Some notable portraits are of
Sir Joseph Banks, Capt Arthur Phillip, Captain James Cook, Gregory Blaxland, Lachlan Macquarie,
Hon. Archibald Bell, Sidney Kidman, and Lieut William Cox.
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