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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.

Preparing clothes for shipment to the Netherlands, Great Western Garment Company, Edmonton, Alberta, 1946

  • Dane Ryksen said:
    To provide a name to a face, this is Ellen Cox pictured in May 1946 for the Edmonton Bulletin. The seamstress, who lived at 10542 133rd Street, is engaged in making a pair of white shorts for the Dutch Marine Corps.
  • Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
    Excellent, thank you for the additional information!
  • Mr. Happy Face - Peace :) said:
    Excellent Work 🌟 Thank You for Sharing

Brisbane tram featuring an advertisement for Fortitude Valley shopping, ca. 1933

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    "...the adoption of this system of street traffic marks a new era in our history... If the tram system in Brisbane accomplishes no other end it will prove that Queensland does not intend to be behind in this very fast age", boasted Brisbane's Telegraph newspaper on the eve of the first tram beginning public operation on August 12, 1885. Horse drawn trams would later be replaced by electric trams in June 1897. This "new era" ended in 1969, as Brisbane scrapped its trams in favour of the more economical motor buses. Many look back on Brisbane's tram era with a great deal of nostalgia. Source: www.slq.qld.gov.au/blog/brisbane-trams-history-pictures
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Moving advertisement. Always visible and circulating around the city.