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This is the Mouth Organ Championsip of 1925. Some of the players shown are Percy Spouse, Stan Andrews, Harold Collier and Sydney Dickens. They are holding Boomerang Mouth Organs. Thanks to Phil from the harmonica riff raff blog for this information.

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Max Harris Photography Collection, Ballarat Mechanics' Institute

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