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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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Federal Coffee Palace
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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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Plantation coffee fresh roasted and ground daily, sold by Southward and Sumpton, coffee and spice merchants, Ballarat, Scarsdale and Clunes.
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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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The Empire Coffee Music Hall.
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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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The Federal Coffee Palace, Collins Street, 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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Melbourne Coffee Palace art original
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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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Somewhere in France. Casualty Corner Coffee Stall.
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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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Stewart's Coffee Palace.
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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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Collection of architectural drawings of the proposed new Sir Charles Hotham Hotel on the corner of Flinders and Spencer Streets and the proposed Peoples Coffee Palace Spencer 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.
Want to re-use this image to make something new? No problem! Get creative, but please acknowledge State Library Victoria, our url (www.slv.vic.gov.au) and the original creator of the work. (We don't endorse any derogatory use of this image.)
Collection of architectural drawings of the proposed new Sir Charles Hotham Hotel on the corner of Flinders and Spencer Streets and the proposed Peoples Coffee Palace Spencer 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.
Want to re-use this image to make something new? No problem! Get creative, but please acknowledge State Library Victoria, our url (www.slv.vic.gov.au) and the original creator of the work. (We don't endorse any derogatory use of this image.)
Collection of architectural drawings of the proposed new Sir Charles Hotham Hotel on the corner of Flinders and Spencer Streets and the proposed Peoples Coffee Palace Spencer 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.
Want to re-use this image to make something new? No problem! Get creative, but please acknowledge State Library Victoria, our url (www.slv.vic.gov.au) and the original creator of the work. (We don't endorse any derogatory use of this image.)
Collection of architectural drawings of the proposed new Sir Charles Hotham Hotel on the corner of Flinders and Spencer Streets and the proposed Peoples Coffee Palace Spencer 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.
Want to re-use this image to make something new? No problem! Get creative, but please acknowledge State Library Victoria, our url (www.slv.vic.gov.au) and the original creator of the work. (We don't endorse any derogatory use of this image.)