Barbara Sandford

  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Sandford was a designer for General Motors Holden (GMH) Woodville, South Australia developing colour ways and interiors ("colour and trim"). According to Judith Glover and Harriet Edquist's research, she was active in the 1930s.
Tags: automotive designer
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References [<ExternalResource: Judith Glover, Harriet Edquist, “Women in the Early Australian Automotive Industry: A Survey.” RMIT Design Archives Journal, v.5: 1, 2015, 24-35.>, <ExternalResource: "Modern Art and Motor Cars." The Register News-Pictorial, 19 December 1929, p.28>] [<ExternalResource: Judith Glover, Harriet Edquist, “Women in the Early Australian Automotive Industry: A Survey.” RMIT Design Archives Journal, v.5: 1, 2015, 24-35.>]