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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: CULL BROTHERS IN SHOP

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c. 1940

Overview

Black and white photo showing three Cull brothers standing behind their shop counter. Handwritten at the top of the photo is 'Three Wise Monkeys. On the bottom of the photo it reads: Speak no Evil! Hear no Evil! See no Evil!'
Behind the men are shelves stocked with Philips Lamps, Eveready Batteries etc. On the counter beside the middle man is what appears to be a lamp (?), the man on left has his hands behind him, and the one on the right rests his hands on the front counter.

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1997.213

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

253 mm

Height or length

181 mm

Keywords

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

Year

Statement of significance

local, social and business history

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