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2GB Palmolive Star Parade Youth Show Trocadero taken for Mr Oswald Anderson George Paterson Ltd, Sydney city centre (1941)

29 July 1941 · Sydney city centre

2GB Palmolive Star Parade Youth Show Trocadero taken for Mr Oswald Anderson George Paterson Ltd

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2GB Palmolive Star Parade Youth Show Trocadero taken for Mr Oswald Anderson George Paterson Ltd

29 July 1941Sydney city centreThe 1940s

Taken in 1941 in Sydney's city centre. One of 1,761 photos of the city centre on Old Sydney.

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