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Members of the A.F.S. [i.e. Auxiliary Fire Service] (Sth. Melb.) after duty enjoy the facilities of their social club, South Melbourne (1939–45)

between 1939 and 1945 · South Melbourne

Members of the A.F.S. [i.e. Auxiliary Fire Service] (Sth. Melb.) after duty enjoy the facilities of their social club

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MelbourneSouth Melbourne

Members of the A.F.S. [i.e. Auxiliary Fire Service] (Sth. Melb.) after duty enjoy the facilities of their social club

between 1939 and 1945South MelbourneThe 1940s

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