Industry and Trade
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Helena Rubinstein: The Australian Years by Angus Trumble
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In Union Is Strength: A History of Trade Unions in Australia 1788-1974 by Ian Turner (Secondhand Book)
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Industrial Australia – A Study of Recent Expansion by The Union Bank of Australia Limited
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Made in Chinatown: Chinese Australian Furniture Factories 1880-1930 by Peter Charles Gibson
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Making it Here: Four Enterprising Immigrant Engineers and the Evolution of Manufacturing in Port Melbourne by David F. Radcliffe
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Melbourne Ghost Signs by Sean Reynolds
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Money Lost, Nothing Lost. Courage Lost, Everything Lost: The Life and Times of Eric Connolly Australia’s Greatest Gambler by John Macnaughtan
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One Hundred and Fifty Years of News From The Herald (Secondhand Book)
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Pharmacy Families: Henry Francis in Australia 1849 – 1999 by David and Kathleen E. Sharpe (Second hand Book)
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Printers and Politics: A History of the Australian Printing Unions 1850-1950 by J Hagan (Secondhand Book)
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The first ninety years: The printing house of Massina Melbourne 1859 – 1949 by Ronald G. Campbell (Second hand book)
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The Hill of Content: Books, Art, Music, People by A.H. Spencer (Secondhand Book)
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The Land Boomers by Michael Cannon (Second hand book)
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The Luck of the Draw: A Centenary of Tattersall’s Sweeps, 1881-1981 by Trevor Wilson (Secondhand Book)
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The Power of Flour: A photographic history of milling in Australia by Paul Ashton, Jess Jennings, and John McCorquodale
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The Story of Melbourne’s Lanes: Essential but Unplanned by Weston Bate, Richard Broome, Nicole Davis, Andrew J. May, Helen Stitt
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