File:Silk and Textiles Derwent Park 1954 (cropped).jpg
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English: This black-and-white photograph, taken in 1954, depicts two women working inside the Silk & Textile Printers Pty Ltd factory at Derwent Park, Tasmania. The women are engaged in the screen-printing process on long fabric tables, which are lined up in parallel rows. Large sheets of patterned fabric are suspended from the ceiling, possibly drying or awaiting further processing. The factory setting is vast, with high ceilings and an industrial layout, reflecting the scale of textile manufacturing at the time. This image captures an important moment in Tasmania’s textile industry history, showcasing the meticulous handwork involved in fabric production during the mid-20th century. |
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| Source | https://nla.gov.au:443/nla.obj-160493760 |
| Author | National Library of Australia |
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