Item 20: Tribune negatives including International Women's Day march, George Street, Sydney, New Sou...
Item 20: Tribune negatives including International Women's Day march, George Street, Sydney, New Sou...
Item 20: Tribune negatives including International Women's Day march, George Street, Sydney, New South Wales, 198-
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Date
198-
Call Numbers
ON 162/Item 20
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Physical Description
Contents
21 negatives - 35 mm
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Original negative sleeve titled Sydney IWD I
Includes:
International Women's Day march, George Street, Sydney, near Queen Victoria building - banners and placards being held include The jails are the crime - women behind bars ; and Greek women's movement.
Portraits
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Full title
Item 20: Tribune negatives including International Women's Day march, George Street, Sydney, New South Wales, 198-
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Call Numbers
ON 162/Item 20
Record Identifier
nQR2RLZ1
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nQR2RLZ1
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Reference code
1045768
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