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Historical information

The story of the New Zealand War Hero Captain Charles Upham

Physical description

White and blue cover with VC on the front. White yellow and black writing on the front.

Inscriptions & markings

Mark of the Lion

Subjects

Identifier

OS5/6-00037

Languages

English

Materials

Paper

Measurements

Length: 176, Width: 110, Height: 30

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Victorian Collections

https://victoriancollections.net.au/items/619e0b0e4a66a8f9aae9af75

Accessed 20 April 2024

This record was last updated 2 years ago

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