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New post office taken for Building Publishing Co, Sydney city centre (1942)

May 1942 · Sydney city centre

New post office taken for Building Publishing Co

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New post office taken for Building Publishing Co

May 1942Sydney city centreThe 1940s

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Elsewhere in 1942

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