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Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum > Records

SOLDIERS BAG

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1914 - 1918

Overview

Bag for a Stretcher Bearer in WW1-used by Dr Jacobs in WW1. Dr Jacobs was a well known doctor practising in Narrogin

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-56-1976.121

Item type

Material

Year

1914

Year End

1918

Statement of significance

Used Dr A Jacobs, Medical Doctor in Narrogin for many years.
Representativeness:
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Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Scientific or research significance

Comparative significance criteria

Rare or representative

Public Location

Courtroom

Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum

Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum

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