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Summary
Australian Aborigines
A group of people standing in a field. A group of people sitting on top of a lush green field. Public domain postcard scan.
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Tags
western australia
aborigines
family
vintage
indigenous
natives
aussiemobs
australian aborigines
hwmobs
australia
Date
1900 - 1909
in collections
Location
Source
Kaye, (Aussie~mobs), a "passionate collector and preserver of vintage photographs, especially those taken in Australia."
Link
Copyright info
Australia: For non-government photographs: if taken before 1 May 1969, copyright expires 50 years form the year taken. For government works, in or before 1969, copyright expires after 50 years.