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Image Not Available for Projects get $3m. boost
Projects get $3m. boost
Image Not Available for Projects get $3m. boost

Projects get $3m. boost

Date5 May 1986
Object numberANMS0107[412]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
DimensionsOverall: 130 × 55 mm
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Louis D'Alpuget
Image Not Available for Sports festival gets $3 million boost
Sports festival gets $3 million boost
5 May 1986
Pantone permanent marker, cool grey 3M
Pantone permanent marker, cool grey 3M
c 1970
Pantone permanent marker, warm grey 3M
Pantone permanent marker, warm grey 3M
c 1970
Image Not Available for Cup defence hopes given boost
Cup defence hopes given boost
2 March 1986
Image Not Available for Cup boost as Beashel makes it two in a row
Cup boost as Beashel makes it two in a row
29 September 1986
Image Not Available for $100,000 boost for sports
$100,000 boost for sports
9 May 1986
Image Not Available for Boost for CB radio safety
Boost for CB radio safety
28 July 1986
Image Not Available for 'British yachting is given a boost' from The Sunday Timess, 18 August
'British yachting is given a boost' from The Sunday Timess, 18 August
c 1963
Image Not Available for Harry Hayes spinnaker tales (all in the family, award a boost?)
Harry Hayes spinnaker tales (all in the family, award a boost?)
1971-1973
Image Not Available for Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 37 "It is a necessary practice for war generals to get as complete and detailed a picture as possible of the enemy before determining the method and powe
Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 37 "It is a necessary practice for war generals to get as complete and detailed a picture as possible of the enemy before determining the method and powe
Benjamin Wilk
1930s
Image Not Available for Get Her To Sydney On Time
Get Her To Sydney On Time
April 28 1964
Image Not Available for Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 61 "Who pays for the misfires when it takes a salesman a number of shots before he can get a buyer to even look at the line?
Article by Benjamin Wilk from Selling the Trade newspaper No 61 "Who pays for the misfires when it takes a salesman a number of shots before he can get a buyer to even look at the line?
Benjamin Wilk
1930s