Edmund Colin Nigel Robinson and Mary Robinson with their wedding party

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Edmund Colin Nigel Robinson and Mary Robinson with their wedding party

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Te Papa Collections Online

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Edmund Colin Nigel Robinson, Mary Theresa Robinson, and their wedding party. This  portrait shows Lieutenant (later Captain) Edmund Colin Nigel Robinson, service number 23/1303 with his wife Mary Theresa Veronica Robinson (nee Read), and their wedding party. The Robinsons were married at St Joseph's Church, Buckle Street, Wellington on 11 September 1915. This portrait is one of three taken at the nearby Berry studio to mark their wedding day. Edmund was 24 years old when he attested for se...

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Date created

11 September 1915

Creator

Berry & Co.

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/1453653

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soldiers / Military uniforms / Brides / people / Couples / Lieutenant Colin Robinson / Mary Robinson / New Zealand European / world wars / photographic gelatin / sheet glass / silver / photographic plates / studio portraits / black-and-white negatives / gelatin dry plate negatives / group portraits / black-and-white photography / photography / gelatin dry plate process / War / World War, 1914-1918 / Weddings / Mesen / Wellington

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