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Administrative record - Port of Portland 26th Annual Report for the year ended June 30, 1977, Osborn Mannett, 1977
Historical information
Formerly Bower Bird Museum, Sherwood
Physical description
26th Annual Report of the Portland Harbour Trust Commissions for the Port of Portland, year ending 30th June 1977. Glossy cardboard covers stapled to report. Black & white photo of Port on cover, teal band either side, white printing. Blue circle, black Portland Harbour Trust, surrounded by yellow braid, white surround, top right. Orange Harbour Trust Common Seal page 1. 27 page Document. Black cover white.
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