Model: Ship in a Bottle
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The model is in a whiskey bottle and features a passenger ship with two hills, two houses and a lighthouse in the background. The modelmaker, John Stanbury served on KAITOA.
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Title
Model: Ship in a Bottle
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Maker
Stanbury, John
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Date made
1958
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Subject
Modelmaking, Maritime Arts, Models, Model, Miniature
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Additional information
Length (mm): 285mm (15/16ft): 0 - Whole, Width: 80mm (1/4ft): 0 - Whole, Height (mm): 80mm (1/4ft): 0 - Whole
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Location
Corner Quay & Hobson Streets Viaduct Harbour Auckland
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