Baseball Victoria Annual Report 2004-2005

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Overview

The Baseball Victoria Annual Report 2004-2005 is a 31-page A4-size document printed on white paper in colour. Front and back covers are on medium-weight card in shades of blue and white with the blue, black and white Baseball Victoria logo in the top right-hand corners. To the right-hand side of the covers are the logos of supporters, namely the State Government of Victoria and VicHealth. At the bottom of the pages is the Internet address of Baseball Victoria in white text. The background image is of a baseballer at bat printed in blue. The back cover also displays the contact details of Baseball Victoria.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-100-2020.539-1

Item type

Documents

Reports

Themes

People
Social History
Sport

Material

Card

Paper

Width

21 cm

Height or length

29.7000 cm

Depth

0.3000 cm

Inscriptions and markings

[Front and back covers]
[Logos] 'Baseball Victoria'
[Logos] 'Victoria' 'The Place To Be' 'Supported by State Government Victoria'
[Logos] 'VicHealth' 'Health Through Baseball'
'www.baseballvictoria.com.au'

[Front cover}
'2004/2005'
'Annual Report'

[Back cover]
'Baseball Victoria'
'Phone: (03) 9360 0766'
'Fax: (03) 9360 0843'
'Email: playball@baseballvictoria.com.au'
'Web: www.baseballvictoria.com.au'
'Melbourne Ballpark'
'Merton St.'
'Altona Meadows VIC 3026'
'Postal Address:'
'PO Box 537'
'Laverton VIC 3028'

Contextual Information

This document is a valuable source of information regarding the development of baseball in Victoria over a 12-month period. The item had been in the possession of Baseball WA and was passed to the Baseball WA Museum & Archives, adding to the Museum's collection of interstate baseball memorabilia.

Keywords

Baseball Victoria

Baseball Annual reports

Place made

Victoria
Australia

Year

2005

Statement of significance

The annual report has historic significance as a record of governance of an interstate baseball league during a 12-month period. It has social significance, reporting on developments in the sport.

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

Baseball WA

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