The Official Board-Room
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c.1938
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Pictures--Photographs--Negatives--Film negatives
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1981.0120.00011
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A promotional photograph of the interior of the board room of Association officials in the Commercial Travellers Association building. Formed in 1880, the Victorian Commercial Travellers' Association was established to improve the conditions of employment and residence of commercial travellers. Exerting a considerable influence within non-metropolitan economies, commercial travellers represented one of the most mobile elements of the colonial workforce. A national body, the United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australia, was formed in 1895. Designed by architect Harry Tompkins, the Commercial Travellers Association building at 318- 324 Flinders Street, Melbourne, was completed in 1913.
124531 Item: [1981.0120.00011] "The Official Board-Room"
A promotional photograph of the interior of the board room of Association officials in the Commercial Travellers Association building. Formed in 1880, the Victorian Commercial Travellers' Association was established to improve the conditions of employment and residence of commercial travellers. Exerting a considerable influence within non-metropolitan economies, commercial travellers represented one of the most mobile elements of the colonial workforce. A national body, the United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australia, was formed in 1895. Designed by architect Harry Tompkins, the Commercial Travellers Association building at 318- 324 Flinders Street, Melbourne, was completed in 1913.
124531 Item: [1981.0120.00011] "The Official Board-Room"