ROBERT S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE

Lithographic Print

Title: Australasian Federal Referendum, July 1899

Item Size: Height: 65cm, Width: 75cm, Depth: 2cm, Weight: 1Kg

Signature Details: Printed Credit Line "Robt. S. Brain, Government Printer, Melbourne" At Lower Left Of Print

Handwritten Signatures Visible On The Central Certificate Panel; Official Government Printing Marks

Condition: Fair - Refer To Images

Provenance: This Is An Official Government Lithograph Produced By Robert S. Brain, Government Printer Of Melbourne, Commemorating The Historic Australasian Federal Referendum Of 03 July 1899. The Print Documents A Pivotal Moment In Australian Constitutional History, Presenting The Referendum Question Regarding Federation And Recording That 152,653 Votes Were Cast In Favour Of The Australasian Federal Constitution. The Decorative Composition Features Portraits Of Key Political Figures Arranged Around A Central Parliament House Illustration, Reflecting The Significance Of This Foundational Democratic Process In Australia'S Path To Federation.

Condition: Fair

Fal
991719+4

Location of item: 4-10 Keon Parade, Thomastown, VIC, Australia

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