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Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled 'Shock move in sailing' with photograph about Allan Moran's resignation as secretary of the Sydney Flying Squadron, 6 January 1961
Article from The Sun titled 'Shock move in sailing' with photograph about Allan Moran's resignation as secretary of the Sydney Flying Squadron, 6 January 1961
Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled 'Shock move in sailing' with photograph about Allan Moran's resignation as secretary of the Sydney Flying Squadron, 6 January 1961

Article from The Sun titled 'Shock move in sailing' with photograph about Allan Moran's resignation as secretary of the Sydney Flying Squadron, 6 January 1961

Date1961
Object numberANMS0437[017]
NameNewspaper clipping
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsEphemera
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Allan Moran
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Lands ahoy in harbor flit' regarding Alan Moran's second consecutive 18-footer handicap win with the Sydney Flying Squadron for the Ann Bradd Trophy
Article titled 'Lands ahoy in harbor flit' regarding Alan Moran's second consecutive 18-footer handicap win with the Sydney Flying Squadron for the Ann Bradd Trophy
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled 'Novelty among the 18-footers;' with photograph of Allan Moran inspecting "The new type of 18-footer sailing craft" , 3 February 1959
Article from The Sun titled 'Novelty among the 18-footers;' with photograph of Allan Moran inspecting "The new type of 18-footer sailing craft" , 3 February 1959
1959
Image Not Available for Thelma Moran, Allan Moran's wife with children on ferry following skiff race
Thelma Moran, Allan Moran's wife with children on ferry following skiff race
1953
Image Not Available for Photograph of Queen of the Harbour party in Allan and Thelma Moran's backyard
Photograph of Queen of the Harbour party in Allan and Thelma Moran's backyard
1940-1960
Image Not Available for Article titled 'The lands ahoy! ' about Allan Moran winning second consectutive race of season in "The Lands"
Article titled 'The lands ahoy! ' about Allan Moran winning second consectutive race of season in "The Lands"
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article about SAM LAND's win in a Sydney Flying Squadron race, sailed by Moran, second was MYRA and third EILEEN
Article about SAM LAND's win in a Sydney Flying Squadron race, sailed by Moran, second was MYRA and third EILEEN
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL
Article titled 'Skipper's move wins for 18' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron 18-footer race, beating AMPOL and JANTZEN GIRL
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Material relating to the sailing career of Allan Moran
Material relating to the sailing career of Allan Moran
1940s - 1960s
Image Not Available for Article from the Sydney Flying Squadron titled 'MISS TERYLENE in repeat performance' about MISS TERYLENE's win in the Florrie A Handicap for the WJ Anderson Trophy
Article from the Sydney Flying Squadron titled 'MISS TERYLENE in repeat performance' about MISS TERYLENE's win in the Florrie A Handicap for the WJ Anderson Trophy
1940-1960s
Image Not Available for Article from The Sun titled 'Top sailing man dies' about the death of leading Sydney 18-footer skipper and ex-rugby league footballer, Horrie Balkwell, 4 August 1959
Article from The Sun titled 'Top sailing man dies' about the death of leading Sydney 18-footer skipper and ex-rugby league footballer, Horrie Balkwell, 4 August 1959
1959
Image Not Available for Letter from Else Lackey to Allan Moran dated 2th September 1994
Letter from Else Lackey to Allan Moran dated 2th September 1994
1994
Image Not Available for Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
Article titled 'Spinnaker run a winner' about MISS TERYLENE winning a Sydney Flying Squadron race, after making better use of its spinnaker
1940-1960s