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Description

Allan Smith designed this window display while employed by Milne Choyce. He based it upon a scene in a painting. He was first employed by the C M Ross department store in 1959, which was then bought out by Milne and Choyce. He rose to become Display Manager.

Tautuhi

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Image
Pākanga
Digital Photograph Collection. A175/237 C M Ross interviewsDigital Photograph Collection. A175/237 C M Ross interviews
Date
1960 to 1966
Tautuhi matihiko
2009P_DIGITALCOPY_CMROSS_2132
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IMCA Digital Archive

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Pūnaha whakarōpū

Ngā tūtohu
1960s,
c m ross building,
colour,
milne and choyce,
roscos,
thematic collections,
window display,
window dresser,
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Milne and Choyce window display
Milne and Choyce window display of fabrics
Milne and Choyce window display
Milne and Choyce Showroom staff
Milne and Choyce window display of women’s Bri Nylon petticoats and nightwear
Milne and Choyce window display of lace look fabrics
Milne and Choyce window display for sewing material and Vogue patterns
Milne and Choyce window display of Crown Lynn pottery
Milne and Choyce window display of women’s summer clothing
Milne and Choyce window display Crown Lynn pottery
Milne and Choyce window display of women’s petticoats and nightwear
Milne and Choyce window display of men’s suits