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Allan Smith designed this window display while employed by Milne Choyce. 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.

Identification

Object type
Image
Digitisation ID
2009P_DIGITALCOPY_CMROSS_2131
Title
Milne and Choyce window display of women’s petticoats and nightwear
Relation
Digital Photograph Collection. A175/237 C M Ross interviews
Held In
IMCA Digital Archive

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Creation

Created By
Place
4 The Square, Palmerston North
Date
1960 to 1966

Object rights

Credit Line
Palmerston North City Library
License
By Attribution Alone

Taxonomy

Tags
c m ross building,
roscos,
thematic collections,
window dresser,
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