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Dive in to our sparkling new image pool and see Victoria's history brought to life in more than 170,000 amazing historical images – now including maps and architectural drawings.
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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 Cricket Ground - cricket match in progress
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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 International Cricket Match, on the Melbourne Cricket Ground, New Year's Day, 1864. the All England 11 Versus Twenty-two of Victoria.
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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 first cricket match played by the All-England Eleven and Eighteen of Victoria. On the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th, Jany. 1862.
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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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Cricket match being played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
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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 grand cricket match between the Twenty Two of Ballarat and the Eleven of all England - Played on the 6th 7th & 8th of March 1862.
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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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"Test match, England v. Australia at Lords Cricket Ground"
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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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Aerial view of Albert Park Lake and the South Melbourne Cricket Ground in the foreground with a football match in progress
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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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Eastern oval cricket match
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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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Major Dunlop & myself, Unit cricket match, Sept. '41
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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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Cricket match 29.3.99. Sandringham residents v. Moorabbin Shire Council
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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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Starting for the cricket match
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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.)