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- 3. Coastal view from northern Illawarra
- 5. Who were the photographers? Not always photographers in the employ of Fairfax Limited. Not stated on the back of all photographs. Includes some by well known photographers. E.g. Max Dupain, Wolfgang Sievers Some local photographers e.g. Arthur Cratchley
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