Wireless yellow Designed by architect William de

Designed by architect William de Putron and opened on 28 May 1927

its felt ripped and dulled with dust

its cracked casing and frayed wires coated in dust

where product quality was checked before cement left the works

Spray cans and debris cover the grime-darkened carpet

Wireless yellow Designed by architect William deAn obsolete wireless receiver sits abandoned on a surface inside Leichhardt House, its cracked casing and frayed wires coated in dust. The set dates occupation of this c. 1890 slab hut to at least the mid twentieth century, long after the building's original domestic life gave way to agricultural use. Part of the Leichhardt House series.