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BeschrijvingMen's fashions, 1948.jpg	English: Title: Don Phillips, John Wayne Wright and Paul Bradley model new fall fashions for men, Calif., 1948 Published caption AUTUMN FORECAST -- From left, Don Phillips, John Wayne Wright and Paul Bradley model new fashions which men and boys are expected to wear in the fall. Subjects Fashion shows--California--Los Angeles Publication Los Angeles Times
Datum	Publication date May 20, 1948
Bron	Source Los Angeles Times photographic archive, Digital collections — UCLA Library. http://digital2.library.ucla.edu/viewItem.do?ark=21198/zz0002qc7h
Auteur	Unnamed Los Angeles Times photographer
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• 2008-12-06 21:20 Tillman 478×519× (147581 bytes) Title: Don Phillips, John Wayne Wright and Paul Bradley model new fall fashions for men, Calif., 1948 Published caption:AUTUMN FORECAST -- From left, Don Phillips, John Wayne Wright and Paul Bradley model new fashions which men and boys are expected t