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City of Melville Museums > Records

Key - Gold, Heathcote, 1929

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Heathcote Collection

Overview

Gold plated key with crown and Western Australian swan with 'CYCNIS INSIGNIS' on the front. Etched on the back 'Heathcote opened 22nd February 1929'.

Historical information

The key was presented to Sir Robert McMillan, Lieutenant Governor of Western Australia on the opening of Heathcote.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-137-H2019.1

Material

Width

27 mm

Height or length

67 mm

Depth

0.5000 mm

Themes

Inscriptions and markings

'CYCNIS INSIGNIS' on the front, 'Heathcote opened 22nd February 1929' etched onto back.

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