Pick-a-back section being floated into place, Auckland Harbour Bridge

Moving the pick-a-back section of Auckland Harbour Bridge into place

Moving the pick-a-back section of the Auckland Harbour Bridge into place

Moving the pick-a-back section of the Auckland Harbour Bridge into place

Pick-a-back operation under way, Auckland Harbour Bridge

View from the Auckland Harbour Bridge looking back to Northcote Point

Underside of steel span of Auckland Harbour Bridge

Southern end of bridge and pick-a-back section under construction, Westhaven

Public walk across the Auckland Harbour Bridge a week before official opening

Northern anchorage of the Auckland Harbour Bridge, Northcote Point

Southern anchorage of the Auckland Harbour Bridge under construction

Steel framework, Northcote Point end of the Auckland Harbour Bridge

Construction of the Auckland Harbour Bridge southern and northern anchorages

The Japanese floating cranes on their way back to Japan after completing Auckland Harbour Bridge clip-on lan...

Long Arm Fisherman Pick A Back Carving

Pick-a-back section, southern anchorage looking southwest towards Waitakeres

Southern anchorage and pick-a-back section looking northeast towards the northern anchorage

Japanese prisoners of war being transported back to camp after a days work

Swinging a limber into position during calibration of guns, Maadi

The dawn of peace: A sentry on duty at Bastion Point watches the sun rising over Auckland Harbour after the ...

A Japanese merchant vessel on fire after being caught in Hong Kong Harbour by Mitchell medium ; bombers of t...

One of a group of Japanese harbour pilots who were used to bring the Allied fleet, safely into Sagarni Bay m...

The second Japanese submarine which was raised from Sydney Harbour being moved by the giant floating crane. ...

New Zealand soldiers winching a gun into a new position on the Sangro River front, Italy, during World War 2

A G Trotter talks to three children who have wandered into artillery positions near Sora, Italy, World War I...