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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

"WARRIUP WAGON" HASSELL FARM WAGON, 1914

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c. 1914

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A large farm wagon for horse-drawn use. Wheels: Two larger at rear 152 cm diameter. Two smaller ones at front 124 cm diameter. Steel Tyres or rims 11.5 cm wide on all wheels with wooden spokes & hubs and axle supports. The Albany Historical Society Inc. repainted it in September 2009.

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cwa-org-51-1991.25a>f

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Owner Albert Young Hassell. Last used in 1935.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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