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Subiaco Museum > Records

MEDALLION: SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB MEDALLION IN BOX

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1970

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Subiaco Oval and its sporting history

Overview

A) Pentagonal shaped gold metal and enamel medallion . At apex is a triangle of gold coloured metal with decoration, hole and jump ring. Gold enamel hexagonal stripe with 'SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB', and maroon hexagon with gold rampant lion within. Edges smooth. Reverse is smooth gold coloured metal with engraving ' DR. G.T. / DADOUR / 1970'.
B) Red velvet coverd spring hinged box with roundedlid and corners and gold coloured metal toothed edging to both sides and front. Interior top is lined with white satin. The base has a removable cream coloured velvet pad with tag. The pendant is held in place by a steel pin.

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cwa-org-43-2012.48a-b

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DADOUR Dr Gabriel Thomas 'Tom'

Subiaco Football Club

Photographed 2023

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Statement of significance

Interpretive: Indicative of Dr Dadour's involvement with SFC
Provenance: From the estate of Dr Dadour

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

Well provenanced

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