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Photographs [Jack McNab]; [?]; [?]; 2011.166
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Photographs [Jack McNab]
About this object
Photographs; two black and white photographs of Jack McNab, and a related newspaper clipping, all set behind glass in a single, wooden frame.

Jack McNab (b. 1924), a flanker from the Owaka club, toured South Africa in 1949 with the All Blacks. He played in three tests against the South Africans that year and another three against the British Lions in 1950.

On the long tour of South Africa, when the journey to the republic was made by ship, he was given just one jersey, numbered 20 - each squad member was given a single jersey to wear and clean on the 24-match tour.

McNab was an Owaka stalwart, playing only for that club over his whole career. Jack passed away in May of 2009, aged 85.
Maker
[?]
Maker Role
Maker
Date Made
[?]
Place Made
[?]
Medium and Materials
processed material, paper
processed material, paper, cardboard
processed material, glass
organic, vegetal, wood
Measurements
h 340mm x l 595mm x w 20mm
Large
Subject and Association Keywords
recreation. leisure, sports, ball games
Credit Line
From the collection of Owaka Museum Wahi Kahuika The Meeting Place "a rest on your journey".
Object Type
photograph
Object number
2011.166

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