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Merredin Railway Museum > Records

CREAM CAN

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Overview

8 gallons unpainted lid ,locking handle side handle Senders detail on lid --Full Macfarlane & Co Perth Empty --W.A.Last Nukarni makers details on side of can

Historical information

Used by Mr William & Mrs Alice Last 1930s & 1940s on their farm at Nukarni . Cream was railed to Mac Farlane & Co Perth , cans returned Empty to Lasts

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Registration number

cwa-org-156-2002.1112

Item type

Inscriptions and markings

SIMPSON & SON LTD MAKERS ADELAIDE

Public Location

Room 11

Merredin Railway Museum

Merredin Railway Museum

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