A vintage photograph of staff at Chateau Tanunda Winery in the Barossa Valley, South Australia; most of them are raising glasses of house wine, and those seated are on barrels by [Barossa Valley]

Adelaide; A Common Cause; March, 1945.. Third Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. 75; text with 22 b/w. photographic illustrations, 2 fold out maps on in colour, bound in original illustrated wrapper, good copy.

Angaston: C.C. Yates [Photographer], 1920. Angaston, C.C. Yates [Photographer], [circa 1920s]. An original gelatin silver photograph (156 × 114 mm), on the original mount (246 × 202 mm, with the blindstamp of the photographer in the bottom right-hand corner). Tiny surface chip to the emulsion on the bottom edge; in excellent condition. The details identifying the scene were written in pencil on the mount of another example of this photograph we have handled. Light Pass (as it is known today) is in the Barossa Valley, 3 kms from Nuriootpa. The tiny hamlet is home to two Lutheran churches (the Immanuel, and the Strait Gate). The Immanuel Lutheran Church explains 'What makes us unique' on its website: 'We enjoy special services such as Harvest Festival, Vineyard Service, Easter Services, Seed and Soil Service, and many others throughout the year'.

Angaston: C.C. Yates [Photographer], 1920. Angaston, C.C. Yates [Photographer], [circa 1920s]. An original gelatin silver photograph (159 × 113 mm), on the original mount (246 × 202 mm, with the blindstamp of the photographer in the bottom right-hand corner). Mount a little foxed; tiny surface chip to the emulsion on the right-hand edge; in excellent condition. The details identifying the scene are written in pencil on the verso of the mount. Light Pass (as it is known today) is in the Barossa Valley, 3 kms from Nuriootpa. The tiny hamlet is home to two Lutheran churches (the Immanuel, and the Strait Gate). The Immanuel Lutheran Church explains 'What makes us unique' on its website: 'We enjoy special services such as Harvest Festival, Vineyard Service, Easter Services, Seed and Soil Service, and many others throughout the year'.

Angaston: 'Barossa News' Limited (printed by Hussey and Gillingham, Adelaide), 1911. First Edition. Paperback. Angaston, 'Barossa News' Limited (printed by Hussey and Gillingham, Adelaide), 1911. Quarto, 120 pages, extensively illustrated (including many pictorial advertisements). Slightly trimmed front panel of the two-colour pictorial title-wrappers mounted on binder's cloth over boards, with portion of the rear wrapper (with the pictorial 'Drink Yalumba Ports' advertisement) mounted on the outside rear cover; light vertical tidemark to the leading third of the last ten leaves, with some light related cockling to the rear half (and with very light cockling to the bottom corner throughout); first and last leaves a little blemished (foxed, creased, short sealed tears, with surface loss to a handful of words); overall a very presentable copy. A very rare item of local history: we have handled only two other copies since 1976, and both were in worse condition than this one. The content is far more… Read More