File:Federated Society of Boilermakers, Iron & Steel Shipbuilders of Australia, Union Banner A928321h.jpg
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DescriptionFederated Society of Boilermakers, Iron & Steel Shipbuilders of Australia, Union Banner A928321h.jpg |
English: In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, trade union banners were unfurled with pride in annual Eight Hour Day marches which advocated ‘Eight Hours Labour, Eight Hours Recreation and Eight Hours Rest’. This cloth banner is approximately 295 square cm and was created ca. 1913-1919. |
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Source | Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW |
Author | Althouse & Geiger |
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1873
Sydney Branch No. 1
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