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Chelsea. A Moonlit Sand Path. 10 (1918?)

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Chelsea. A Moonlit Sand Path. 10

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Chelsea. A Moonlit Sand Path. 10

probably 1918ChelseaThe 1910s

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Elsewhere in 1918

139-165 Elizabeth Street (west side) looking south from the north-east corner of Bourke Street intersection on the Post Office steps, c. 1918Leviathan Corner, Bourke Street, Melbourne, c. 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918Staff of the Department of Crown Lands & Survey outside State Public Offices, Treasury Place, Melbourne, Nov.-Dec. 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918Mr Burton and Mr Smith outside Dennys Lascelles Garage, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne in their record breaking Hupmobile, 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918Tea Kiosk, Botanical Gardens, Melbourne, c. 1918Group of male performers taking part in a Novelty Night, pictured outside the Birmingham Hotel, Fitzroy, 1918Patriotic Carnival, Caulfield Racecourse, c. 1918