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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: TIGER MOTH AEROPLANE

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c. 1930

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Overview

Black and white photograph copy. Tiger Moth aeroplane G-AUFK outside a hangar with a man in a suit standing in front. Caption beneath states "Athol".

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1987.368

Item type

Photographs

Material

Photographic Materials

Chemicals

Width

63 mm

Height or length

104 mm

Keywords

Transport

Year

Statement of significance

National History: transport by air

Last modified

Tuesday, 10 October, 2023

Completeness

83

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PHOTOGRAPH: BI-PLANE TIGER MOTH TAKING OFF IN PADDOCK
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