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Busselton Historical Society > Records

Barbers Chair

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Apollo

Historical information

This chair was donated by Ron Nuttall who was the last Barber to own it. previous Barbers were: 1st Ned McDaniel, V R (Wocka) Walsh, Sammy Rose 1940's, Rob Rose.
The original Barbers shop was located on Queen Street Busselton next door to Sussex House, to later move around the corner on Prince Street Busselton next door to Blue's Corner Newsagent.

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cwa-org-124-2021.80

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Width

560 mm

Height or length

1009 mm

Depth

1050 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Apollo on metal footrest

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Busselton Historical Society

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