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1970 Christchurch Star Photographs
Images from the Star copy prints collection, 1970.
Image credit: Two students from the University of Canterbury dressed as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid, stealing the Ranfurly Shield on horseback as part of Capping week celebrations. CCL-StarP-00573A.
The collection was a working photograph library used in the production of the newspaper.
Many of the prints have crop marks, and on the reverse, publication dates, and newspaper captions or articles.
This digitised collection contains a sample of material from the extensive collection, and more digitised images will be added over time.
Image credit: Two students from the University of Canterbury dressed as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid, stealing the Ranfurly Shield on horseback as part of Capping week celebrations. CCL-StarP-00573A.
The collection was a working photograph library used in the production of the newspaper.
Many of the prints have crop marks, and on the reverse, publication dates, and newspaper captions or articles.
This digitised collection contains a sample of material from the extensive collection, and more digitised images will be added over time.
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1970 Christchurch Star Photographs
Alternative Title
Christchurch Star Copy Prints, 1970
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CCL:Format
Extent
1 item
Resource Type
© Christchurch Star
Copyright status
In Copyright
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Under the Copyright Act 1994 works cannot be copied, shared or reused other than the purpose of fair dealing. The Copyright Act 1994 allows fair dealing with a work for the purposes of research or private study (e.g. school projects or private family research).
