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motorcycle heritage of
Finlay Brothers, Elizabeth St
Melbourne, 1900-1961. |
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A number of photographs of Finlay Brother's premises are held in museum and library collections. Some of these photographs are fascinating glimpses of the buildings simply captured inadvertantly as part of background street scenes.
Due to copyright or other restrictions, not all of the images are able to be displayed on this website. However, in most cases, the photographs are still able to be seen in the online catalogues of the museums and libraries that hold the orinial images.
The following links will take you to the entries within the online catalogues that display some of the great photographs of this era:
"Street scene showing decorations during royal tour of 1954"
Photographer: Mark Strizic
Held by the State Library of Victoria (Link is to Online Catalogue)
You will need to then click on the red "View online" typing to view the enlarged photograph.
"International Harvester, Royal Melbourne Show, Motor Truck Pavillion, 1946"
Photographer: Not identified
Held by Museum Victoria (Link is to Online Catalogue)
A photograph from the 1946 Royal Melbourne Show, with a Finlay Brothers' pavillion seen to the right.
"Gala Day Celebrations, decorated building, Ballarat, Victoria, 1938"
Photographer: Jack Walton
Held by Museum Victoria (Link is to Online Catalogue)
A photograph of a Finlay Brothers country agency in Ballarat.
"Gala Day Celebrations, decorated building, Ballarat, Victoria, 1939"
Photographer: Jack Walton
Held by Museum Victoria (Link is to Online Catalogue)
A photograph of a Finlay Brothers country agency in Ballarat.
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