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[Letter to The Curator of the Perth Museum from Percy Appleyard]

Record no:

1472

Author:

Appleyard, Percy

Year:

23 January 1908

Description:

1 p.

Subject:

Australian Aborigines - Implements;

Notes:

Letter to The Curator of the Perth Museum from Percy Appleyard, a chemist from Albany, Western Australia
The letter requests information concerning three Aboriginal sticks, each measuring 3" across at their widest point
The letter contains a drawing and cross-section of one of the sticks
PDF available for WAM staff only.
See: File A13-73-1 Anthropology - Aboriginal cultural materials

Type:

Archives

Links:

Electronic Document

Item availability

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Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room			On Shelf

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