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Subiaco Museum > Records

BADGE TIN: METAL GREEN, RED AND WHITE WITH ROSE USED TO STORE SUBIACO RADIO SOCIETY BADGE

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c. 1950

Overview

Badge from the Subiaco Radio Society stored in a small lidded, metal tin packed with cotton wool.
Badge was stored in metal lidded tin. Lid features a red carnation with stem, and a green checkered pattern with 'Cuxson Gerrard and Co Ltd, Oldbury Warley, Worc., Eng.' Two sticky labels, top and bottom, have 'medal' written on them. Rest of tin casement has black and white stripes with instructions on back for use of contents [corn caps].

Historical information

Medallion: brass, enamel. Lidded tin: metal and paint.

Details

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cwa-org-43-2005.34.2

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Photographed 2023

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Statement of significance

Local history - interest and social group in Subiaco

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