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Subiaco Museum > Records

HUMES-PRESENTATION LETTER FILE.

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c. 1942

Overview

Colour photograph of a cloth-covered ring binder [3 holes] containing photocopied lists from 1942 of names and years of service as well as some receipts. Title page, printed: Presented to W.R. Hume Esq. By the employees of Humes Industries as an expression of their sincere respect and goodwill with congratulations on the completion of 50 years of outstanding progress of the Humes Industries, Sept. 1892 - Sept 1942.

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Card, metal, paper.

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cwa-org-43-1999.31

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Width

243 mm

Height or length

297 mm

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Statement of significance

Letter file with important information regarding Humes- a factory established in Subiaco, c 1892.

Subiaco Museum

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