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Young male surfers The Pier Club Mob tease Alf Bait Gould about his backless swimsuit a gift from his girlfriend Bondi Beach (1932)

10 October 1932 · Bondi Beach

Young male surfers The Pier Club Mob tease Alf Bait Gould about his backless swimsuit a gift from his girlfriend Bondi Beach

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Young male surfers The Pier Club Mob tease Alf Bait Gould about his backless swimsuit a gift from his girlfriend Bondi Beach

10 October 1932Bondi BeachThe 1930s

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