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Midland and Districts Historical Society > Records

Bowling club pocket badges

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Overview

Main image: Black blazer badge embroidered in yellow with the wording 'Midland Junction' and a round emblem featuringa black swan.
-1: Black blazer badge embroidered in yellow with a WA shield featuring a black swan and the letters RGI. Beneath the shield is a banner with the word 'bowls'. (Set of 2)

Historical information

Badges donated by Mr Gilbert, member of the Midland Junction Bowling Club.

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cwa-org-150-R18

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Themes

Leisure > Games
Recreation
Social History
Sport

Material

Textile Materials

Keywords

Midland and Districts Historical Society

Midland and Districts Historical Society

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