A Ring fit for a Prince? A Gold Mining Souvenir from Colonial Victoria

Australiana Society May 1, 2002
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A Ring fit for a Prince? A Gold Mining Souvenir from Colonial Victoria


John WadeIldiko Pandur

Australiana, Vol 24 no 2, May 2002

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Australiana, Vol 24 no 2, May 2002
A Ring fit for a Prince? A Gold Mining Souvenir from Colonial Victoria
John Wade, Ildiko Pandur
If you seek their memorials look around: Colours and Guidons in the Cathedral Church of St. John and the Evangelist
Tania Cleary
Welcoming the Stranger
Ruth Dwyer
Donald Friend’s Diaries
John Wade
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