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Holden Car Showcase: Anthony's 1973 Holden HQ panel van
Holden Car Showcase: Ian, President of FX-HZ Holden Car Club of SA
Holden Car Showcase: Peter and the EM-Care Ambulance
Holden Car Showcase: Simon's 1960 Holden FB special station wagon
Holden Car Showcase: Kevin with his 1967 HR Premier 1967
Holden Car Showcase: Bruno's 1973 HQ Kingswood
Holden Car Showcase: Graham's 1959 FC Holden (Standard)
Holden Car Showcase: Rhett's 1977 Holden Statesman De Ville
Holden Car Showcase: John and his 1966 Holden HR Ute
Holden Car Showcase: Stephen with the HSV VZ GTP Coupe LE#001
Holden Car Showcase: Graham and his HQ Coupe Monaro
Holden Car Showcase: Ian with his 1974 HJ GTS Monaro
Holden Car Showcase: Hunter and Nicole with their HQ GTS Monaro
Holden Car Showcase: Hunter and John with their HT GTS Monaro
Holden Car Showcase: Tom and the family’s 1971 Monaro HG GTS
Holden Car Showcase: Greg’s Monaro VX CV8
Holden Car Showcase: Peter and his Post Master General (PMG) Van
Holden Car Showcase: Don Loffler author, Holden historian and member of the 48-FJ Holden Club
Holden Car Showcase: Rob with his 48-215 Holden
Holden Car Showcase: Frank and his FJ Ute.
Holden Car Showcase: Debra and her FX Holden
Humpty Dumpty Christmas Pageant floats
Cards from Father Christmas
Magic Cave memories
The Railroad Alphabet book
Flower Fairies accordion book
Block puzzle stop motion part 1
Block puzzle stop motion part 2
Movable books: Surprising Comical Characters
Flower Fairy Accordion Book
Bee Merry Behive Christmas Pageant mini float
From analogue to digital: Preserving South Australia’s musical history
An Ambrotype photograph and its conservation treatment
Digitising Australian flower paintings by Adelaide artist, Rosa Fiveash
Conservation care at work - unrolling a 1897 petition scroll
In the words of Ross Smith : in Karachi, November 24, 1919
In the words of Ross Smith : Delhi, November 25, 1919
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