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Used as club uniform for the Watchem Corack Basket Ball Club. Approx 1960's
This is a common piece of club uniform of the day. Not many have survived. This club no longer exists.
Red Sports Club Blazer with blue trim and pocket logo and gold coloured buttons
Pocket logo of two lady basketball players with title of Watchem - Corack Basketball Club
Club uniform used by the Watchem Corack Football Club for members and families
Uniform used for a period of time by Watchem Corack Football Club. Club now amalgamated with Birchip to be Birchip Watchem Football Club.
Blue Sports Club Blazer with red trim and pocket logo black buttons
Pocket logo wth gold sheath and goal posts and football with lettering saying Watchem Corack Football Club
watchem corack, watchem, blazer, club unifotm
It's the only one known to exist
Old Paper Concept Drawings
Concept Drawings of the Church
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