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PHOTOGRAPH: ADVERTISEMENT FOR METTERS' PLOUGHS AND TROUGHS IN 'WESTERN MAIL' DEC.1917

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1917

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Black and white photograph of an advertisement for Metters' disc plow; Metters' Stump Jump Mouldboard Plow, and Metters' Galvanised Steel Troughs. There is an illustration of a disc plow above the wording. On the reverse is written in ink: 'These 2 prints are copies which appeared in a Christmas number dated 1917 of a Western Mail page 5. P.S. Please note prices a(s) compared with present ones' Signed J. Wren, Tinaroo Falls Dam, Nth Queensland.

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cwa-org-43-1993.329

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Photographic Paper

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Shops And Businesses, Subiaco

Newspaper Articles

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State and commercial history

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