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Zahya Saleeba (nee Dawood) and Nicholas Saleeba, c.1895 -
Flinders Lane, Melbourne, c.1910, State Library Victoria -
Underclothing fashion, 1902 -
Nicholson Street, Footscray, c.1910, Footscray Historical Society -
Receipt of Nicholas Saleeba's naturalisation papers, 1902, National Archives of Australia -
Smith Street, Collingwood, c.1907, State Library Victoria -
As worn in Paris, c. 1906 -
Stan, Helene & Richard George Saleeba -
Richard George Saleeba, c.1915 -
Alex Saleeba at cadet camp -
Jack Abourizk -
Pattern making book used by N. Saleeba & Co. -
Table of measurements used by N. Saleeba & Co. -
Pattern making book used by N. Saleeba & Co. -
Work 'n' Play Uniforms -
Work 'n' Play Uniforms -
Norwellan Bluey Jackets -
Norwellan Snowline Bush Shirt
Cut from the Same Cloth Presentation
- Sunday 8 July 2012
- 2pm–5pm
- Rooftop Room
- Northcote Town Hall
- 189 High Street
- Northcote
- Melbourne, Victoria
The Saleeba name in Flinders Lane was always well known because they always paid their bills.
— Alex Saleeba, 2012
Christine Eid will present her paper 'Cut from the same cloth' (2012) which tells the story of Melbourne's clothing manufacturers and drapers, the Saleeba family, whose business spanned almost 100 years across three generations.
Organised by the Australian Lebanese Historical Society of Victoria, this presentation is part of an event focusing on Australian Lebanese clothing factories in Victoria.