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Subiaco Museum > Records

BADGE: WA FORMER PARLIAMENTARY MEMBERS ASSOCIATION

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Overview

Round gold metal badge with blue and gold enamel. The front has a gold enamel circle in the centre with the State's coat of arms in gold and cream enamel. Between the central circle and the edge is dark blue enamel and within it 'WA FORMER PARLIAMENTARY MEMBERS ASSOC' in gold lettering. The edge is plain gold metal and smooth. The reverse is plain textured gold metal with a pin rivetted to the centre top. Above the pinin proud lettering is 'SHERIDAN' and beneath it 'PERTH'.

Historical information

Dr Dadour was a Member of the Legislative Assembly for 11 years, retirning in 1986.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2012.58

Item type

Material

Width

21 mm

Height or length

0 mm

Depth

6 mm

Keywords

DADOUR Dr Gabriel Thomas 'Tom'

Photographed 2023

Statement of significance

Provenance: From the estate of Dr Tom Dadour

Comparative significance criteria

Well provenanced

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