Archival Resources Details

Repco Limited - Records

Accession Title
Repco Limited - Records
Repository
The University of Melbourne Archives
Reference
79/115
Date Range
1926 - 1980
Description

Minutes 1946-1980; correspondence and subject files 1954-1978; annual reports 1937-1977; apprenticeship forms & work cards 1926-1967;export submissions 1963-1979; memo. & articles of association, minutes, some correspondence & accounts of subsidiary & liquidated companies 1926-1977; newspapers cuttings 1938-1979; Repco publication files, accounts & copies of 'Repco Record' 1956-1980; photographs; films; recordings & cassettes; technical publications. Repco Reliability Trials: publicity, correspondence., films, tapes, photographs 1970s (particularly 1979).

Quantity
58 m
Access
Open

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