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Well done, WA
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Well done, WA

Date21 March 1986
Object numberANMS0107[209]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
DimensionsOverall: 265 × 125 mm
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Louis D'Alpuget
Across the Antarctic Circle Party, February 1948 - Well Done Chaps!
Across the Antarctic Circle Party, February 1948 - Well Done Chaps!
1948
Well done Australia. HMAS SYDNEY which ended the career of the elusive and notorious German cruiser EMDEN, November 1914
Well done Australia. HMAS SYDNEY which ended the career of the elusive and notorious German cruiser EMDEN, November 1914
E Woodhouse
1914-1918
Image Not Available for It Couldnt Be Done - But It Was Done
It Couldnt Be Done - But It Was Done
before 1964
Image Not Available for Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 34 "Why are many manufacturers so quick to say "It can't be done," Or "We can't do it"?
Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 34 "Why are many manufacturers so quick to say "It can't be done," Or "We can't do it"?
Benjamin Wilk
1930s
Image Not Available for Harper's Bazaar advertisement for Lastex titled 'Something definitely new has been done with figures'May 1938
Harper's Bazaar advertisement for Lastex titled 'Something definitely new has been done with figures'May 1938
1938
Image Not Available for Destruction of Wireless Mast done by landing party of EMDEN
Destruction of Wireless Mast done by landing party of EMDEN
9 November 1914
Royal Australian Navy - To Women of Australia - For Duty Done
Royal Australian Navy - To Women of Australia - For Duty Done
Royal Australian Navy
1914-1918
Hungarian refugees in the camp in Osijek maintain various types of repair shops. The materials are supplied by the camp and the repairs are done free-of-charge. In the cobbler shop Zoltan Egyedi, 20, a horse breeder from Baja, Hungary, soles a shoe. He, his wife and infant son, who was born 8 days before this picture, will soon leave for Australia
Hungarian refugees in the camp in Osijek maintain various types of repair shops. The materials are supplied by the camp and the repairs are done free-of-charge. In the cobbler shop Zoltan Egyedi, 20, a horse breeder from Baja, Hungary, soles a shoe. He, his wife and infant son, who was born 8 days before this picture, will soon leave for Australia
Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration
1946-1958
Image Not Available for Minutes of Committee Meeting of Catamaran Association of WA
Minutes of Committee Meeting of Catamaran Association of WA
12 October 1964
Image Not Available for Minutes from the Committee Meeting of Catamaran Association of WA
Minutes from the Committee Meeting of Catamaran Association of WA
9 November 1964
Image Not Available for Cup expo to be WA's biggest
Cup expo to be WA's biggest
7 March 1986
Image Not Available for WA yacht bids for Admiral's Cup team
WA yacht bids for Admiral's Cup team
1986