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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): FELTONS FLOAT, FROM ALBUM 'CELEBRATIONS ON SUBIACO 1952'
1952Overview
Image: A black and white photograph of the Feltons float before participating in the parade celebrating Subiaco becoming a city. Signage on the float reads:
'1902 Feltons 1952
Felton Grimwade & Bickford Pty Ltd.
Wholesale Chemists
Modern Laboratory Now Being Erected
in th
City of Subiaco.
50 Years of Progress
Feltons Jubilee 1902-1952
Subiaco Proclaimed a City 1952'
Photograph taken from album 1992.43
Historical information
Photograph taken from album of images 'Celebration on Subiaco 1952. #1992.43
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-43-2023.118.19
Item type
Width
105 mm
Height or length
70 mm
Keywords
Year
Statement of significance
From a collection of photographs of a procession of floats preceded by pipe band and two contingents of Servicemen, all for the Celebrations on Subiaco's becoming a city in 1952.
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