First PISG UK Group Visit to Pitcairn Island, 2009
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2009
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3976 , PISC Postcard Collection_233
- Description: In August 2009 the Pitcairn Islands Study Group (UK) visited Pitcairn Island for the first time, where they celebrated the 220th anniversary of the Mutiny on the Bounty, 28 April 1979. This commemorative postcard features photographs from that visit. Verso:"This postcard has been produced to celebrate the first group visit to Pitcairn by members of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group, UK, in August 2009. Photographs: Adams Town, Pitcairn Longboat and Bounty Day by Jacqui Christian, Bounty replica (near Isle of Wight, UK) by Martyn Davies, Braveheart by Jos van den Boogaard." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2009
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3976 , PISC Postcard Collection_233
- Description: In August 2009 the Pitcairn Islands Study Group (UK) visited Pitcairn Island for the first time, where they celebrated the 220th anniversary of the Mutiny on the Bounty, 28 April 1979. This commemorative postcard features photographs from that visit. Verso:"This postcard has been produced to celebrate the first group visit to Pitcairn by members of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group, UK, in August 2009. Photographs: Adams Town, Pitcairn Longboat and Bounty Day by Jacqui Christian, Bounty replica (near Isle of Wight, UK) by Martyn Davies, Braveheart by Jos van den Boogaard." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Bounty replica at Southampton, 2007
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4022 , PISC Postcard Collection_303
- Description: The Bounty replica created for MGM's 1962 film sits at Southampton harbor in 2007. Postcard celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group UK Chapter (1988-2008). Verso reads: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie, Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007-2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1988. This photograph shows the Bounty [replica] near Southampton, UK in September 2007. Photograph by Martyn Davies. Copyright owned by David Ransom. 20th Anniversary of the PISG in the UK." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4022 , PISC Postcard Collection_303
- Description: The Bounty replica created for MGM's 1962 film sits at Southampton harbor in 2007. Postcard celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group UK Chapter (1988-2008). Verso reads: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie, Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007-2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1988. This photograph shows the Bounty [replica] near Southampton, UK in September 2007. Photograph by Martyn Davies. Copyright owned by David Ransom. 20th Anniversary of the PISG in the UK." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Bounty replica in Tenerife, 2007
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3974 , PISC Postcard Collection_234
- Description: This postcard shows the Bounty replica in Tenerife, New Year's Eve, 2007. The photograph was taken by Flickr user Mike, aka Captain Smurf, and reprinted with permission by One-o-Clock Postcards. Verso: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007 and 2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1788." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3974 , PISC Postcard Collection_234
- Description: This postcard shows the Bounty replica in Tenerife, New Year's Eve, 2007. The photograph was taken by Flickr user Mike, aka Captain Smurf, and reprinted with permission by One-o-Clock Postcards. Verso: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007 and 2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1788." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Bounty replica near Brest, France, 2007
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4055 , PISC Postcard Collection_335
- Description: Bounty replica sails near Brest, France in October 2007. Verso reads: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie, Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007-2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1788. This photograph shows the Bounty near Brest, France in October 2007. Photograph by Yannick Le Bris. Used with permission." Postcard is stamped with cancellation date 7 December 2008. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2007
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4055 , PISC Postcard Collection_335
- Description: Bounty replica sails near Brest, France in October 2007. Verso reads: "The HMS Bounty was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as an ocean-faring vessel in 1960 for the movie, Mutiny on the Bounty, released in 1962. During 2007-2008 she undertook a voyage from the USA to Tahiti to celebrate the 220th anniversary of HMAV Bounty's first arrival in October 1788. This photograph shows the Bounty near Brest, France in October 2007. Photograph by Yannick Le Bris. Used with permission." Postcard is stamped with cancellation date 7 December 2008. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Postcard catalog advertisement, 2000s
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2000
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4097 , PISC Postcard Collection_393
- Description: Postcard view of Adamstown overlaid with an advertisement regarding David Ransom's new Pitcairn Postcard Catalogue, associated with One-o-Clock Postcards. Undated but possibly from the early 2000s. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 2000
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4097 , PISC Postcard Collection_393
- Description: Postcard view of Adamstown overlaid with an advertisement regarding David Ransom's new Pitcairn Postcard Catalogue, associated with One-o-Clock Postcards. Undated but possibly from the early 2000s. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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A replica of the Bounty launch at Portsmouth Dockyard, 1998
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1998
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3901 , PISC Postcard Collection_155
- Description: Verso: "A replica of the Bounty launch, reproduced from a photograph taken at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. First printing, 1998. Pitcairn Postcard Magazine, an occasional publication, is available from David Ransom, 14 Kings Way, Burgess Hill, West Sussex....The first edition, published at the end of February 1998, includes a catalogue of Pitcairn postcards and a free gift set of eight color postcards." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1998
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3901 , PISC Postcard Collection_155
- Description: Verso: "A replica of the Bounty launch, reproduced from a photograph taken at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. First printing, 1998. Pitcairn Postcard Magazine, an occasional publication, is available from David Ransom, 14 Kings Way, Burgess Hill, West Sussex....The first edition, published at the end of February 1998, includes a catalogue of Pitcairn postcards and a free gift set of eight color postcards." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Memorial stone to Mydiddee (Maititi), 1998
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1998
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4056 , PISC Postcard Collection_333
- Description: Verso reads: "Memorial stone to Mydiddee (Maititi) at St. Paul's Church, Deptford. Maititi (pronounced Mydiddee) was brought to England at the request of the Tahitian chief Tynah on board HMS Providence after William Bligh's second breadfruit voyage. Sadly, the Tahitian fell ill and died at Deptford. Captain Bligh wrote of his friend "I shall ever remember him with esteem and regard." The illustrations show Bishop Jabez Leslie Bryce from Polynesia at the reconsecration of the grave on 2 August 1998. Also present at the ceremony were Maurice Bligh (William's great, great, great grandson) and members of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group." Published in 1998 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1998
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4056 , PISC Postcard Collection_333
- Description: Verso reads: "Memorial stone to Mydiddee (Maititi) at St. Paul's Church, Deptford. Maititi (pronounced Mydiddee) was brought to England at the request of the Tahitian chief Tynah on board HMS Providence after William Bligh's second breadfruit voyage. Sadly, the Tahitian fell ill and died at Deptford. Captain Bligh wrote of his friend "I shall ever remember him with esteem and regard." The illustrations show Bishop Jabez Leslie Bryce from Polynesia at the reconsecration of the grave on 2 August 1998. Also present at the ceremony were Maurice Bligh (William's great, great, great grandson) and members of the Pitcairn Islands Study Group." Published in 1998 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Bounty off Pitcairn watercolor, 1997
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3962 , PISC Postcard Collection_216
- Description: Numbered postcard of watercolor by Jennifer Toombs. Painting depicts the Bounty sailing off Pitcairn. Postcard is signed by the artist, #23 of 50, dated 1997. Verso: "'Bounty' off Pitcairn. Reproduced from an original watercolour by the English graphic design artist Jennifer Toombs, whose work has appeared on many beautiful Pitcairn stamps. This specially commissioned painting shows 'Bounty' approaching Pitcairn. A similar design of Jennifer's appeared on the $1 stamp in the 1977 Pitcairn definitive issue with 'Britannia' in place of 'Bounty.'" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3962 , PISC Postcard Collection_216
- Description: Numbered postcard of watercolor by Jennifer Toombs. Painting depicts the Bounty sailing off Pitcairn. Postcard is signed by the artist, #23 of 50, dated 1997. Verso: "'Bounty' off Pitcairn. Reproduced from an original watercolour by the English graphic design artist Jennifer Toombs, whose work has appeared on many beautiful Pitcairn stamps. This specially commissioned painting shows 'Bounty' approaching Pitcairn. A similar design of Jennifer's appeared on the $1 stamp in the 1977 Pitcairn definitive issue with 'Britannia' in place of 'Bounty.'" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Cartoon of Bounty Mutiny, 1997
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3924 , PISC Postcard Collection_179
- Description: Verso reads: "The Mutiny on the Bounty. Cartoon by John Geipel from the collection of Tim Waters. John Geipel is best known for his drawings of other shipmates and pirates in a series called 'Captain Pugwash' that was based in the 1780s. Pitcairn Island--Card 8 of 8--First printing, 1997." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3924 , PISC Postcard Collection_179
- Description: Verso reads: "The Mutiny on the Bounty. Cartoon by John Geipel from the collection of Tim Waters. John Geipel is best known for his drawings of other shipmates and pirates in a series called 'Captain Pugwash' that was based in the 1780s. Pitcairn Island--Card 8 of 8--First printing, 1997." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Cartoon of Fletcher Christian, 1997
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3921 , PISC Postcard Collection_180
- Description: Verso reads: "Cartoon by John Geipel from the collection of Tim Waters. John Geipel is best known for his drawings of other shipmates and pirates in a series called 'Captain Pugwash' that was based in the 1780s. Did Fletcher Christian Manage to Return to England After the Mutiny? There is a story that in the year 1809 Captain Peter Heywood was walking along Fore Street, Plymouth, when he saw in front of him a man who instantly reminded him of Christian. He quickened his pace. The stranger turned, gave him one look, and took to his heels. More firmly convinced that the man was Christian, Heywood ran after him. The stranger outdistanced him and, taking several short turns, disappeared. Captain Heywood finally decided to take no further Action. He never saw the man again. Pitcairn Island--Card 7 of 8--First printing, 1997." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1997
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3921 , PISC Postcard Collection_180
- Description: Verso reads: "Cartoon by John Geipel from the collection of Tim Waters. John Geipel is best known for his drawings of other shipmates and pirates in a series called 'Captain Pugwash' that was based in the 1780s. Did Fletcher Christian Manage to Return to England After the Mutiny? There is a story that in the year 1809 Captain Peter Heywood was walking along Fore Street, Plymouth, when he saw in front of him a man who instantly reminded him of Christian. He quickened his pace. The stranger turned, gave him one look, and took to his heels. More firmly convinced that the man was Christian, Heywood ran after him. The stranger outdistanced him and, taking several short turns, disappeared. Captain Heywood finally decided to take no further Action. He never saw the man again. Pitcairn Island--Card 7 of 8--First printing, 1997." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Adamstown square, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4089 , PISC Postcard Collection_376
- Description: Adamstown square with post office and Bounty anchor. A sliver of wood from Thursday October Christian's home is taped to the back of this postcard. Verso reads: "Adamstown Square. Photographed in 1996 by Pam Brown, this view shows the Post Office and the anchor from the Bounty." Printed in 1999 for One-o-Clock Postcards. Cancellation stamp on back is dated 25 June 2006. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4089 , PISC Postcard Collection_376
- Description: Adamstown square with post office and Bounty anchor. A sliver of wood from Thursday October Christian's home is taped to the back of this postcard. Verso reads: "Adamstown Square. Photographed in 1996 by Pam Brown, this view shows the Post Office and the anchor from the Bounty." Printed in 1999 for One-o-Clock Postcards. Cancellation stamp on back is dated 25 June 2006. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Gudgeon Cave, Pitcairn Island, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4196 , PISC Postcard Collection_463
- Description: Verso reads: "Gudgeon Cave, Pitcairn Island. One-o-Clock Postcards copyright 2007. Gudgeon is a sea-level cave on the south west side of the island. It encloses a sandy beach in a large, wide space carved by the waves. Photographs by Pam Brown while she was working as the island school teacher in 1996." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4196 , PISC Postcard Collection_463
- Description: Verso reads: "Gudgeon Cave, Pitcairn Island. One-o-Clock Postcards copyright 2007. Gudgeon is a sea-level cave on the south west side of the island. It encloses a sandy beach in a large, wide space carved by the waves. Photographs by Pam Brown while she was working as the island school teacher in 1996." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Looking down on Adamstown, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3866 , PISC Postcard Collection_113
- Description: Verso reads: "Looking down on Adamstown. Adamstown, the original home of the mutineers, is situated on a northerly slope 120 to 150 metres above sea level. This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3866 , PISC Postcard Collection_113
- Description: Verso reads: "Looking down on Adamstown. Adamstown, the original home of the mutineers, is situated on a northerly slope 120 to 150 metres above sea level. This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Oldest house on the island, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3996 , PISC Postcard Collection_273
- Description: Verso reads: "The Oldest House on Pitcairn. The home of Thursday October Christian, first son of Fletcher Christian, born October 1790. Timber used for the construction may have come from the 'Bounty.' This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." Printed in 1997 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3996 , PISC Postcard Collection_273
- Description: Verso reads: "The Oldest House on Pitcairn. The home of Thursday October Christian, first son of Fletcher Christian, born October 1790. Timber used for the construction may have come from the 'Bounty.' This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." Printed in 1997 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Pitcairn Co-operative Store, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4008 , PISC Postcard Collection_289
- Description: Entrance to the Pitcairn Co-Op as photographed by Pam Brown in 1996. Verso reads: "Pitcairn Postcard Magazine, an occasional publication, is available from David Ransom." Printed in 1998 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4008 , PISC Postcard Collection_289
- Description: Entrance to the Pitcairn Co-Op as photographed by Pam Brown in 1996. Verso reads: "Pitcairn Postcard Magazine, an occasional publication, is available from David Ransom." Printed in 1998 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Schoolchildren with flag, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3862 , PISC Postcard Collection_112
- Description: Verso reads: "Pitcairn's School Children. The school provides primary education based on the New Zealand syllabus and practical training is given in home studies, commercial practice, and typewriting. This photograph, which also shows the Pitcairn flag, was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3862 , PISC Postcard Collection_112
- Description: Verso reads: "Pitcairn's School Children. The school provides primary education based on the New Zealand syllabus and practical training is given in home studies, commercial practice, and typewriting. This photograph, which also shows the Pitcairn flag, was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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The Landing, Bounty Bay, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4086 , PISC Postcard Collection_386
- Description: Digitally altered photograph of Bounty Bay, published in 1999 by One-o-Clock Postcards. Verso reads: "The Landing, Bounty Bay. First view of Pitcairn for Islanders returning from New Zealand, or the few lucky tourists arriving by longboat. Great skill is required by the boatmen to pick the right moment to approach the harbour. Photographed in 1996 by Pam Brown." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4086 , PISC Postcard Collection_386
- Description: Digitally altered photograph of Bounty Bay, published in 1999 by One-o-Clock Postcards. Verso reads: "The Landing, Bounty Bay. First view of Pitcairn for Islanders returning from New Zealand, or the few lucky tourists arriving by longboat. Great skill is required by the boatmen to pick the right moment to approach the harbour. Photographed in 1996 by Pam Brown." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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View down to Adamstown, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3822 , PISC Postcard Collection_041
- Description: Verso: "Looking Down on Adamstown. Adamstown, the original home of the mutineers, is situated on a northerly slope 120 to 150 metres above sea level. This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3822 , PISC Postcard Collection_041
- Description: Verso: "Looking Down on Adamstown. Adamstown, the original home of the mutineers, is situated on a northerly slope 120 to 150 metres above sea level. This photograph was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Welcome to Pitcairn, 1996
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4064 , PISC Postcard Collection_351
- Description: View of the "Welcome to Pitcairn" sign over the Bounty Bay boat shed, as photographed by Pam Brown in 1996. Verso reads: "Welcome to Pitcairn. Pitcairn, a small volcanic island in the South Pacific Ocean at latitude 25*04' south and longitude 130*06' west, is one of the remotest of the world's inhabited islands. This photograph of the boat shed at The Landing in Bounty Bay was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." Printed in 1997 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1996
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4064 , PISC Postcard Collection_351
- Description: View of the "Welcome to Pitcairn" sign over the Bounty Bay boat shed, as photographed by Pam Brown in 1996. Verso reads: "Welcome to Pitcairn. Pitcairn, a small volcanic island in the South Pacific Ocean at latitude 25*04' south and longitude 130*06' west, is one of the remotest of the world's inhabited islands. This photograph of the boat shed at The Landing in Bounty Bay was taken early in 1996 by Pam Brown whilst on Pitcairn Island as the relief school teacher." Printed in 1997 for One-o-Clock Postcards. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Hill of Difficulty, 1916
- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1990
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4062 , PISC Postcard Collection_354
- Description: Verso reads: "Early Views of Pitcairn Island. Caption to photograph overleaf - This view showing the lush vegetation beside the 'Hill of Difficulty' may. have been taken as early as 1916. In 1917 a series of ten postcards was produced from photographs by an unknown, using the penned initials H.G.K. It is possible that this view was taken by that same photographer. With acknowledgments and thanks for information supplied by Ron Edwards, Australia." Printed in 1996 for One-o-Clock Postcards in 1996. Reproduced from an original photograph owned by Maurice Allward. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: One-o-Clock Postcards
- Date: 1990
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4062 , PISC Postcard Collection_354
- Description: Verso reads: "Early Views of Pitcairn Island. Caption to photograph overleaf - This view showing the lush vegetation beside the 'Hill of Difficulty' may. have been taken as early as 1916. In 1917 a series of ten postcards was produced from photographs by an unknown, using the penned initials H.G.K. It is possible that this view was taken by that same photographer. With acknowledgments and thanks for information supplied by Ron Edwards, Australia." Printed in 1996 for One-o-Clock Postcards in 1996. Reproduced from an original photograph owned by Maurice Allward. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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