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#11 Mrs. Rose Splatt and family celebrating the Armistice, Melbourne, 1919.

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Mrs. Rose Splatt and family celebrating the Armistice, Melbourne, 1919.

Cars in Australia in the Early 1900s: A Look at the First Automobiles to Appear Down Under

#11 Mrs. Rose Splatt and family celebrating the Armistice, Melbourne, 1919.

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