State Library of Queensland
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Young girl at the steering wheel of a Model T Ford, ca. 1918 uploaded 21 January
Well-worn teacher's car in outback Queensland during the 1920s uploaded 21 January
Draughthorse towing a Talbot motor car, ca. 1908 uploaded 21 January
1927 Model T Ford equipped for a rally, 1953 uploaded 21 January
Child driving a toy car uploaded 21 January
Men, Horses and Engine and Out She Goes! uploaded 21 January
Large convertible touring car bogged in the Bundaberg street, 1929 uploaded 21 January
Car broken down on Maroochy Road uploaded 21 January
Car smash in Fortitude Valley, March 1935 uploaded 21 January
Two Horses and Engine Can't Shift Her ! uploaded 21 January
John Muller on horseback, Boyne River, 1930 uploaded 21 January
Arrival of Santa Claus at the Lady Musgrave Sanatorium, Shorncliffe, Queensland uploaded 21 January
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Woman watches while two men try to get the rear of a car out of a creek, ca. 1925
- Classic Cars Australia said:
Cliffs and forest in the Carnarvon Range Region, Queensland.
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bill doyle said:
this is a fabulous series!
Front cover of an advertising booklet for the Jenyns Patent Reducing and Supporting Corset
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Advertisement about Jenyn's corsets
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Shu Wei Chin said:
It is so incredibly interesting to see the transition in fashion from this advertisement dated 1912. From my perspective, I can see the classic silhouette desired in the Edwardian era (the S curve and soft sloping shoulders), but I also see that the hairstyle resembles the gorgeously curled and crimped short crop popular in the 1920s.
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Courtney Harper said:
You can see how the silhouette from the Edwardian era to the silhouette of the 1920s.
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