Top view of metal tray with colour logo
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HMAS Goorangai berthing
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The MV Duntroon was involved in a collision that quickly sank the HMAS Goorangai with all hands in 1940 at Port Phillip Heads.
First Royal Australian Navy ship to be lost with all hands in WWII
Small metal tray with shipping line logo 'M S Co. MV Duntroon' on raised badge in centre
MS Co MV Duntroon
