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Publicity Brochure - Hills Industries, Clothes Lines & Laundry Accessories, 1970s Reg. No: TL 018368

Summary:: Colour brochure promoting Hills clothes line and laundry accessories range.

The clothes lines include the 'Foldaline', which folded down out of the way to save back garden space; the 'Supa Hoist', a tough product which was built to last and came in 4 different sizes; the 'Paraline', which was attached to a wall or posts and folded down flat to give more space; and the 'Extendaline 5', which extended from one wall or post to another, and retracted to provide space when finished. Other accessory products in the brochure include the 'Easifold' laundry trolley; 'Styliner' laundry trolley; 'Hidaline 5'; Clothes Stand; and a range of ironing boards and covers including the 'Susanne', 'Caroline', 'Celeste' and 'Belle'.
Description:: Colour brochure that folds into four, featuring a colour scheme of blue and green, and colour photographs.
Acquisition Information:: Collected from Mr Desmond (Des) Lang - Museum Victoria, 1999

Discipline:	Trade Literature
Dimensions:	200 mm (Height), 150 mm (Width)

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Tagged with:	advertising, electric household appliances, marketing, domestic refrigerators, clothes lines
Themes this item is part of:	Domestic & Community Life Collection, Trade Literature Collection
Primary Classification:	DOMESTIC LIFE
Secondary Classification:	Laundering - Drying
Tertiary Classification:	equipment
Primary Subject:	Clothes Lines
Publication Date:	1975 circa
Cover Title:	'INTRODUCING HILLS FOLDALINE'
Publication Types:	Publicity Brochure
Printing Types:	Limited Colour
Illustration Types:	Colour; Photographs
Page Size Format:	150 x 200 mm
Number of Pages:	8
Manufacturer/Distributor:	Hills Industries Ltd

Comments

Mike Newcomb Posted on 08 Mar 2013 12:09 AM

I would have liked to have seen the other pages. It appears 3 are not shown.
Thankyou.
p.s. kindly note, this page is confusing as I wish to ask a question (not comment) about this leaflet, but clicking 'Ask a question' navigates me away from this webpage.