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Interior of Coles Swan Street store showing counters with merchandise items priced from 3d. Richmond Store No. 19 (1931)

11 August 1931 · Richmond

Interior of Coles Swan Street store showing counters with merchandise items priced from 3d. Richmond Store No. 19

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Interior of Coles Swan Street store showing counters with merchandise items priced from 3d. Richmond Store No. 19

11 August 1931RichmondThe 1930s

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