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Discover Australia

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"James Northfield"--artist's signature reproduced on the poster. "Particulars at government, shipping & travel offices"-- text along the bottom. "Australia's history began, when Captain Cook anchored in Botany Bay in 1770"--caption below image of Captain Cook. "Australian National Publicity Association, Railway Building, Flinders Street, Melbourne"--lower right corner, surmounted by a gray kangaroo logo. "Printed by – F.W. Niven Pty. Ltd."--stamp in grey ink, bottom edge, small type. "Pomona Travel Agency / Charlotte Davis / 109 West Center St. - LY. 2-0019 / Pomona, California"--on verso, stamped in black ink. "Australia"--on verso, in ms. twice, in purple ink and in pencil.
Type
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Date
ca. 1950
Call number
priJHK 00070
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