[Shell] Motor boat cruises [cartographic material] / Issued by The Shell Company Limited.
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[Shell] Motor boat cruises [cartographic material] / Issued by The Shell Company Limited.
[Shell] Motor boat cruises [cartographic material] / Issued by The Shell Company Limited.
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Full title
Author / Creator
Publisher
[S.n.] : Shell Company of Australia Limited, [1936?].
Date
[1936?].
Call Numbers
MC 811.1/1936/1
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MMS ID
Language
English
Formats
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale [1:30 000 or smaller]
Physical content
9 maps : col. ; 16 x 42.5 cm and smaller.
Publication information
Publisher
[S.n.] : Shell Company of Australia Limited, [1936?].
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
[1936?].
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Alternative Titles
Full title
[Shell] Motor boat cruises [cartographic material] / Issued by The Shell Company Limited.
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Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Included in a booklet is information on watercraft, maintenance, lubrication, and these maps: "Cruising guide to Sydney Harbour including Middle Harbour, Parramatta & Lane Cove Rivers; Brisbane Water; Hawkesbury River; Broken Bay & Hawkesbury River; Georges River & Port Hacking; Lake Macquarie; Jervis Bay and St. Georges Basin; Port Stephens".
Dating: after 1934 and before WW2 ( according to the style of grafic art on cover and foreword by Vernon Sampson Smith. Vernon Smith was Shell's General Manager 1934-1945); in text is a reference to WW1 "since the war"....
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Call Numbers
MC 811.1/1936/1
Record Identifier
74VvxeOAe0Qy
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvxeOAe0Qy
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MMS ID
991016910239702626
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