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Scans matching “Tasmania”13 scans

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  The so-called Bunyip skull, drawn in January 1847 and reproduced from The Tasmanian Journal of Natural Science. Scan

  Henry Dowling and John Murray ·from The Murrumbidgee bunyip skull (Balranald, 1846) (1846)
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  Probably RAAF file 580/1/1 Part 2, p. 44, covering minute Scan

  National Archives of Australia, NAA: A703, 580/1/1 Part 2 ·from The JB-57 "Poached Egg" Encounter North of Launceston (1960)

  TELEPHONE: 690-550 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA 554/2014 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE REC D. 1 DEC 1980 AÑO NEGOCIATIVO DANDELONIA Headquarters Support Command Victoria Barracks St Kilda Road MELBOURNE SC1 VIC 5/6/Air11（53A） 28 NOV 1960 Secretary Department of Air Russell Offices CANBERRA ACT P/PS DFFI 2…

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  Contents of the CSIRO file on the west coast monster Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  THE SO-CALLED TASMANIAN SEA MONSTER During early March 1962 the Australian press, television, and radio published reports of a huge object, presumably an animal, which had been washed up on the west coast of Tasmania in a part of the State which is difficult of access. The object, which subsequently…

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  The Tasmanian Museum and Gallery has a sample of the 'monster' Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  National Archives letters about the monster, 1962 Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The mysterious object was identified as whale blubber Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The mystery is front-page news for the Hobart Mercury in March 1962 Scan

  The Mercury ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  NEARLY AS BIG AS A HOUSE! "SEA MONSTER" FIND IT WAS COVERED WITH FINE HAIR ABOUT 20ft. long, 18ft. wide and about 4½ft. thick, with an estimated weight of between five and 10 tons. MAY BECOME WORLD TOPIC These are the dimensions of the "sea monster" found on the far West Coast, according to the inve…

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  A contemporary sketch of the monster Scan

  The Sydney Morning Herald ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Graham Airey at Couta Rocks Scan

  Supplied, Rick Eaves ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Rocky inlet at Sandy Cape, in the area of the find Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  National Archives officer Stewart Crawford with the CSIRO file Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Keith Basterfield's 1975 photograph of the road and bridge; Janine Richards says this is the wrong spot Scan

  Keith Basterfield ·from The St Helens Car-Stop and Electric Shock Encounter, Tasmania 1974 (1974)
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  Image embedded in Darren Naish's 2021 thread on the Cameron thylacine photos; exact content unverified (may be a photo, map, New Scientist page or comparison image) Scan

  Via Darren Naish (@TetZoo) ·from Kevin Cameron's Thylacine Photographs, Yoongarillup, Western Australia (1984) (1984)

  a Tasmanian to save it to save it. can said he went apartment and told her animal. to buy the animal. aren't going to buy certainly weren't appropriate use for my hand. Congress. ment of Concerna- land Management who was involved in theigation Mr Cam- erger last November proclaimed Mr Camer- ger's i…