SLNSW-Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968-Yj7dmxD9

Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

Full title: Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

Author/creator: Australian Joint Copying Project, Commonwealth & Dominion Line, National Library of Australia, State Library of New South Wales, Port Line.

Date: Canberra : Australian Joint Copying Project, [19--].

Call Numbers: M 1718-1821

Record Identifier: Yj7dmxD9

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Formats: Manuscripts

Contents: 04 microfilm reels 35 mm

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Notes: Filmed as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project by the National Library of Australia and the State Library of New South Wales National Library of Australia holds microfilm master Reels M1718-19, M1722, M1724-1802, M1808 and M1815-21 are 16 mm Available for reference Australian Joint Copying Project miscellaneous series M1718-1821 Microfilm copy of originals held by Liverpool University Archives Reproduction restrictions apply Descriptive list available (85 p.)

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    Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

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    M 1718-1821

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    Yj7dmxD9

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    Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

    Full title

    Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

    Author / Creator

    Port Line

    Date

    Canberra : Australian Joint Copying Project, [19--]

    Call Numbers

    M 1718-1821

    Record Identifier

    Yj7dmxD9

    Formats

    Manuscripts

    — Physical Description

    Contents

    04 microfilm reels 35 mm

    — Other Descriptions

    Level of description

    Fonds

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    Issue Copy

    Microfilm : M 1718-1821

    Subjects

    Subjects and topics

    Australia--Commerce--Great Britain. Great Britain--Commerce--Australia. Shipping--Great Britain. Steamboat lines--Great Britain--Archives. Commonwealth and Dominion Line Port Line

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    — SCOPE AND CONTENTS

    Contents

    Contains agenda books, minutes of boards of directors, registers of seals, agreement books, transfers, correspondence, statistical material and other records conveying all aspects of the company's administration, especially negotiations with governments and other shipping companies in connection with Anglo-Australian trade via America. Also include...

    — ALTERNATIVE TITLES

    Full title

    Port Line - Records [M1718-1821], 1890-1968

    — AUTHORS, ARTISTS AND CONTRIBUTORS

    Author / Creator

    Author / Artists

    — NOTES

    General note

    Filmed as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project by the National Library of Australia and the State Library of New South Wales
    National Library of Australia holds microfilm master
    Reels M1718-19, M1722, M1724-1802, M1808 and M1815-21 are 16 mm
    Available for reference
    Australian Joint Copying Project miscellaneous series M1718-1821...

    — CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION

    Administrative / Biographical history

    The Commonwealth and Dominion Line was registered in 1914, being an amalgamation of four shipping companies: Tyser & Co., part of the Star Line, the Indra Line and the Anglo-Australasian Steam Navigation Co. In 1916 the company was taken by the Cunard Steam Ship Co. and in 1936 the name was changed to the Port Line

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    — PRIMARY IDENTIFIERS

    Call Numbers

    M 1718-1821

    Record Identifier

    Yj7dmxD9

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    https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Yj7dmxD9

    — OTHER IDENTIFIERS

    Reference code

    432705

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