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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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Flinders Street Railway Station, south-west corner of Swanston and Flinders Streets, Melbourne
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Little Flinders Street East, now Flinders Lane, Melbourne]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Little Flinders Street, Flinders Way arcade]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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MESSRS DEGRAVES' FLOUR MILLS, FLINDERS STREET AND FLINDERS LANE EAST.
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Elizabeth Street looking south towards Flinders Street Railway Station from Bourke Street]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Unidentified station, possibly Flinders Street Station from Swanston Street, Melbourne, Vic.]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Port Authority building being built, looking down Flinders Lane to Spencer Street from the rear roof of 395 Collins Street (Goode House) on the corner or Collins and Queens Streets, Melbourne]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Two bluestone warehouses, No. 54 and No. 60 King street, between Flinders land and Collins street. Sold for 12,500 pounds.]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Market Street, looking north from Flinders Street]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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[Flinders Street looking west from Swanston Street]
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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Flinders Street Railway Station Tower decorated for the Centenary Celebrations of 1934, viewed from Elizabeth Street
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Shows groups of people in 1940s and 50s modelling swim and beach wear from Victorian and Edwardian eras with one model in a contemporary (1940s) swimsuit.
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