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An embroidered silk postcard for Millie at Christmas 1916
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An embroidered silk postcard for Millie at Christmas 1916

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A postcard from Frederick for sister Millie During the First World War, local soldier Frederick Kelloway sent his sister, Millie, an embroidered silk postcard to celebrate Christmas and New Year at home in 1916. The front of the embroidered silk postcard that Frederick Kelloway sent his sister Millie in 1916. (KCordina 2023) Millie’s great-granddaughter Kellee… Continue reading An embroidered silk postcard for Millie at Christmas 1916

Political propaganda in 1932
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Political propaganda in 1932

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The Starvation Debenture produced by the United Country Party is an example of political advertising from the 1932 New South Wales election.