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33 photos tagged postwar, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Victory Regent Street

  • les175 said:
    I don`t think it is "clearly" regent street, it may be a composite of buildings? Which theatre/cinema do you think it is on the right?
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  • Colin Locock said:
    I agree it is a 'composite'. The 'theatre' could be corner of Beak Street but it doesn't look right. Also it looks like All Souls Church is up on the right whereas it is actually right at the top at Langham Place near the BBC.
  • Axel Sumpena said:
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  • allhails said:
    This is a concoction. The theatre is clearly based on the Gaiety at Strand/Aldwych. I took this photo of it in 1955:

Mrs Dudley Courtman in her Chesney caravan, 1952

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  • State Library of Queensland said:
    This caravan is so retro, it almost looks contemporary, given the popularity of all things vintage. Share you caravan holiday stories here.
  • Mundane Corn said:
    This is awesome, we have a 'tear drop' camper by 'Little guy'!
  • Ginormous Town said:
    "less is more" ;)
  • grytlappar said:
    State Library of Queensland Oh, people would kill for this caravan today! I love the enamel pail on the left, and the woman's dress (and nice smile!). And is that an address on the far left of the caravan?!
  • State Library of Queensland said:
    grytlappar It's pretty neat isn't it? The lettering on the far left says '54 Chesney Caravan Coy.' Neil Chesney set up a small caravan factory in Brisbane in the 1950s. At its peak, Lawnton-based Chesney was Australia’s third-largest caravan manufacturer, employing 400 people and making up to a hundred caravans each week. Read more about the history of Chesney Caravan Coy. here: chermsidedistrict.org.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=303 :)

Migrants on board CASTEL VERDE departing Trieste, Italy for Australia, 1953-1954

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  • eilan damyr said:
    Its really good :)
  • Jeff Hill said:
    Awesome shot!
  • Fierce Squish said:
    nice picture
  • Toast Kaput said:
    good..
  • Clairvoy Antzone said:
    nice