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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): A G O'KEEFE AND SON PRINTERS FLOAT, FROM ALBUM 'CELEBRATIONS ON SUBIACO 1952'

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1952

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Image: A black and white photograph of A G O'Keefe and Son Printers. The float has four men standing on the back. One of them stands at a printers tray. The signs read ' O'Keefe and Son Printers' 'The End'
Photograph taken from album 1992.43

Historical information

Photograph taken from album of images 'Celebration on Subiaco 1952. #1992.43

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cwa-org-43-2023.118.43

Item type

Width

105 mm

Height or length

70 mm

Keywords

Shops And Businesses, Subiaco

City of Subiaco

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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