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Subiaco Museum > Records

BADGE: 1965 SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERSHIP

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AJ Parkes

1965

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Subiaco Oval and its sporting history

Overview

A small metal pin. Pin is enamelled yellow and red. The outside of the pin reads: 'SUBIACO / FOOTBALL CLUB', and the date of the pin, '1965' is in the centre of the badge. The reverse side of the pin is unpainted, with very minor discolouration present. The number '1064' is engraved in the top centre of the pin, underneath in a small raised circle is raised lettering reading: 'PARXITE 77 / A.J PARKES / BRISBANE'

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AJ Parkes

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Subiaco Football Club

Photographed 2023

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Social: The pins and badge indicate that you were a member of the local Subiaco football club.
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