(a) inscribed in fibre-tipped pen on reverse u.c.r.: E-A-Buelah Purton (A underlined) (b) inscribed in fibre-tipped pen on reverse u.c.r.: E-B-Buelah Purton (B underlined) (c) inscribed in fibre-tipped pen on reverse u.c.: E-C-Beulah Purton. (C underlined) typed on accompanying paper label: BUELAH PURTON / Buelah Purton is Australian and has worked as a tea / woman in factories for thirty years. She is now / retired. / Despite the advances made by women in the workforce / in recent years they are still seen by society as a / whole as an insignificant feature of the economy, and / their right to work is regarded merely as a licence.
