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Page from catalogue of Wunderlich 'Patent Embossed Metal Ceilings'
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Catalogue page, page 8 of 'Illustrated Catalogue (edition 1899) of Wunderlich's Patent Embossed Metal Ceilings (Zinc or Steel), and every kind of Embossed Metal Ornaments for Architectural Purposes', Wunderlich Limited, Redfern, New South Wales, Australia, February 1899Physical Description
Catalogue page, page 8 of 'Illustrated Catalogue (edition 1899) of Wunderlich's Patent Embossed Metal Ceilings, (Zinc or Steel), and every kind of Embossed Metal Ornaments for Architectural Purposes', Wunderlich Limited, Redfern, New South Wales, Australia, February 1899Page 8 of the 'Illustrated Catalogue (edition 1899) of Wunderlich's Patent Embossed Metal Ceilings, (Zinc or Steel), and every kind of Embossed Metal Ornaments for Architectural Purposes'. The page is headed 'Examples of "Wunderlich" Ceilings in Banks, Insurance Companies' Buildings, etc' and lists banks where the company's work was installed. There are also three halftone photographs with the following captions: 'Main Entrance Hall of the Mutual Life of New York, New Buildings, Martin Place, Sydney, in which the whole of the ceilings throughout have been erected by us'; 'The Bank of New South Wales (Branch Buildings) Bathurst St, Sydney. Metal Ceiling of Romanesque Design'; and 'Public Office of new building erected for the A.M.P. Society in Wellington, N.Z'
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