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National Wool MuseumBook, Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 1
... Textile Institute of France...Organised by the Textile Institute of France....Organised by the Textile Institute of France. Textile Institute of France Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 1 Book ..."Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 1". Organised by the Textile Institute of France.textile institute of france -
National Wool Museum
Book, Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 2
... Textile Institute of France...Organised by the Textile Institute of France....Organised by the Textile Institute of France. Textile Institute of France Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 2 Book ..."Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 2". Organised by the Textile Institute of France.textile institute of france -
National Wool Museum
Book, Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 3
... Textile Institute of France...Organised by the Textile Institute of France....Organised by the Textile Institute of France. Textile Institute of France Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 3 Book ..."Third International Wool Textile Research Conference, Paris 1965; section 3". Organised by the Textile Institute of France.textile institute of france -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Flyer, 1904-1908
... France heavily imported for its textile industry. The ladies from the Guild, having often been educated in good school had learned French which was the only foreign language taught in Victoria at the time. The Williamstown location of the institute...France heavily imported for its textile industry. The ladies from the Guild, having often been educated in good school had learned French which was the only foreign language taught in Victoria at the time. The Williamstown location of the institute ...Wool and grain were an important trading commodity with France, particularly wool which France heavily imported for its textile industry. The ladies from the Guild, having often been educated in good school had learned French which was the only foreign language taught in Victoria at the time. The Williamstown location of the institute on Ann Street where it was still in the Wesleyan Church and the name of Reverend Goldsmith dates the flyer between 1904-1908. The flyer is a rare example of the flyer in foreign language.Medium size flyer printed in blue ink on a creamy paper.Missions de Victoria pour les Marins Tous les marins sont invités chaleureusement à se servir de la Salle pour lire écrie et fumer. Journaux, Index Maritime etc. Tout ce qu'il faut pour écrire dans la Salle. Jeux. Boissons sans spiritueux.french, francais, soirees speciales
