The late Mr Ray Jacobs preparing the body forms of Himalayan thar for a museum exhibit. Mr Jacobs’ displays have brought the highest commendation from visitors from many parts of the world; his services to the Canterbury Museum were recognised in 1974 when he was awarded the M.B.E. in the Queen’s New Year Honours.
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54The late Mr Ray Jacobs preparing the body forms of Himalayan thar for a museum exhibit. Mr Jacobs’ displays have brought the highest commendation from visitors from many parts of the world; his services to the Canterbury Museum were recognised in 1974 when he was awarded the M.B.E. in the Queen’s New Year Honours. Press, 13 December 1985, Page 18
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