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Workers and models at the Pacific Chenille Craft Co., 218-220 Henderson Road, Alexandria, Sydney, 1941

  • Stephen said:
    What a fantastic slice of history. Excellent.
  • Highranger said:
    Chenille = French for Caterpillar. I remember these growing up in the 60s when visiting old fashioned houses.
  • Fred J Carss said:
    Remember bedspreads made of it. Very soft.

Page from McDonnell & East's Christmas catalogue, 1917

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Christmas sale, always attractive to shoppers and sellers.

Queen Street, Brisbane with the Gordon and Gotch building in the distance

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Along with Watson & Ferguson, and Angus & Robertson, Gordon and Gotch was a publisher for Brisbane where scholarly works would be available to the community. The history of the city has been a struggle to import and print high-quality works of broad and deep learning. However, in recent decades Queensland historians have uncovered a much more significant reading history than what traditionally was presumed. Gordon and Gotch opened its Brisbane branch in 1875. The Company had begun in a partnership of Alexander Gordon and John Gotch and was incorporated in 1895 and listed in 1897. Its standing as a credible publisher was aided by having a branch in London. The six-storey building of Gordon & Gotch was erected in Adelaide Street in 1926-1927. Gordon & Gotch left the building in 1957. Source: mappingbrisbanehistory.com.au/history-location/gordon-got...