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Clunes MuseumArtwork, other - LITHOGRAPH, Adelaide, From the River Torrens
... Adelaide, From the River Torrens......Torrens River...Dark sepia scene, on linen surface paper. Depicting Torrens River, with bridge and city buildings in background. ...Depicting Torrens River, with bridge and city buildings in background. ...Dark sepia scene, on linen surface paper. Depicting Torrens River, with bridge and city buildings in background. Tree lined banks, 2 figures on left bank and 3 rowing boats on river. 4 figures on right bank. Picture is mounted on 10mm thick chipboard which is coloured black.Scheil - A Irwin Sclithograph, torrens river -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Postcard - POSTCARD. RIVER TORRENS ADELAIDE, 11/03/67
... POSTCARD. RIVER TORRENS ADELAIDE....Postcard. River Torrens Adelaide. The Peoples Palace Pirie Street Adelaide....Postcard POSTCARD. RIVER TORRENS ADELAIDE. ...Postcard. River Torrens Adelaide. The Peoples Palace Pirie Street Adelaide. -
Robin Boyd FoundationSlide, Robin Boyd
... Colour slide in a mount. Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia...Adelaide slide Made in Australia / Adelaide (Handwritten) / River (Handwritten) Colour slide in a mount. Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Slide Robin Boyd ...Colour slide in a mount. Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia, AustraliaMade in Australia / Adelaide (Handwritten) / River (Handwritten)adelaide, slide -
Ringwood RSL Sub-BranchWard Room Plaque - Torrens, C 1950
... The main symbol on the plaque is a crow confirming the ships connection to the Torrens River in South Australia....The main symbol on the plaque is a crow confirming the ships connection to the Torrens River in South Australia. Ward room plaque fro the HMAS Torrens. ...The first HMAS Torrens was a Torpedo - Boat Destroyer which served through WW1. Built at Cockatoo Dockyard in NSW she was commissioned in July 1916 and served for 10 years. In 1975 a second HMAS Torrens was in service, this time a Destroyer Escort. Ward room plaque fro the HMAS Torrens.The main symbol on the plaque is a crow confirming the ships connection to the Torrens River in South Australia.
