Jul 21, 2022
Late Victorian era shop top facades. Probably some kind of emporium originally, now the different paint jobs denote separate ownership. It's called capitalism. Dulwich Hill.
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Late Victorian era shop top facades. Probably some kind of emporium originally, now the different paint jobs denote separate ownership. It's called capitalism. Dulwich Hill.
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Distinctive roofline, probably late 1890's-early 1900's. Balmain.
Landlord mentality paint job on this late Victorian era shop top that's seen better days. Nice ribbon and bows. Rozelle.
Part of a row of 1927 shop-tops. The meaning of the abbreviations S&S and M.B has been lost in the mists of time. Earlwood.
Late Victorian era hieroglyphics; the meaning of the art nouveau lettering has been lost in the mists of time. Rozelle.