Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Label reads: “Wolf Blass. Kellermeister (Dipl.). 1977 Cabernet Sauvignon. From Southern Districts. 45% Shiraz, 20% Barossa Valley, 25% Langhorne Creek. Quality, Character, Consistency. Silver medal 1977 Royal Perth (class 9). Silver medal 1978 Royal Brisbane (class 16). Silver medal 1978 Royal Perth (class 9). Silver medal 1978 Royal Canberra (class 24). Silver medal 1979 Royal Hobart (class 40). Gold medal open class 44 Royal Hobart Wine Show 1979. Matured in 60% American Oak and 40% French Oak for 16 months. Wolf Blass Wines International, Barossa Valley, S.A. 750 mL. Wine made in Australia. F173.”

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The insignia on this label was owned by G. Gramp & Sons Pty. Ltd.

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Label reads: “Semillon. Made from 100% Semillon grapes hand harvested from vineyards owned by the Drayton family in the world renown Pokolbin district of the Hunter Valley. Made in the traditional style and will benefit from 4 to 5 years bottle maturation. Bottle No: 1009. Approx. 6.5 standard drinks. Preservative (220. 300) added. 11.0% Alc/Vol. W. Drayton and Sons PTY. LTD. Oakey Creek Road, Pokolbin NSW. Produce of Australia.”

Label from the same bottle as morse0683.

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Label reads: “This wine is made from Pinot Chardonnay grapes grown by our Hunter Valley grapes growers. The grapes were picked early in February at high sugar and acid levels and the juice fermented under controlled temperature conditions and finally blended together. The wine was then matured for four months in new French Oak hogsheads as in the traditional French White Burgundy manner. This wine shows the distinctive Chardonnay aroma and French Oak character on the nose. The palate is broad and full with good depth of flavour; the wine will develop into a Top Hunter White Burgundy style. Murray D. Tyrrell. Winemaker.”

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Vintage Port. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Adelaide, South Australia. F38. South Australian Wine. 738ml. Produce of Australia.”

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Label reads: “French white burgundy. Chassagne-Montrachet. Appellation controlee. 1969. Bouchard Aine and Fils. Maison fondee en 1750. Bouchard Aine and Fils, negociants a beaune (Cote-d’or) France. Imported and Selected by H. G. Brown and Sons Pty Ltd. Chatswood, 2067 Australia. 730ml."

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Label reads: “Vintage 1980, Vat 47. Tyrrell’s Wines. Hunter River. Pinot Chardonnay. Tyrrell’s Vineyards Pty. Ltd.., Winegrowers Pokolbin N.S.W. Produce of Australia. 750ml.”

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Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Label reads "Premium quality". The insignia is for G. Gramp & Sons Pty. Ltd.

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Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

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Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

Icographic was a magazine on visual communication founded by John Halas in 1971 and designed and edited by Patrick Wallis Burke. The magazine was designed on a 4 column grid with the titles and headings set in Helvetica and the body copy set in Univers Medium.

This graffiti I discovered today on the way into town. I think that it expresses an objection to that Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize just before Christmas.

Maybe he got it early, but personally I think that not in any way Obama can be compared to Bush.

However, the graffiti is an effective and visually communicating way to protest!

Artist: unknown

Label reads: “Leo Buring. Reserve bin DR 129. Coonawarra Claret. 1965 vintage. This wine came from the Rouge Homme Vineyards at Coonawarra. It was made from Shiraz grapes and the colour is good medium ruby. The Coonawarra character is outstanding and pungent, the palate full flavoured with astringent ask tannin. Bottled 24.4.68. in Wine Shows it was awarded: bronze medal Adelaide 1965 class 4, silver medal Perth 1968 class 29, bronze medal Adelaide 1968 class 26, bronze medal Melbourne 1970 class 979. Produce of Australia. Leo Buring Pty. Ltd. Tanunda, S.A. 1 pt. 5 fl. oz.”

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Reserve bin. Coonawarra Claret. Vintage 1966. Bottled 10th Septempber 1968. Reference No. C639. This Claret was vintaged from Shiraz grapes grown on the “Terra rossa” soil at Coonawarra. Maturation was in French oak 500 gallon casks and puncheons for a period of 2 1/2 years, prior to bottling. Australian vintage wine. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Launceston. Net 1 pint 6 fl. oz. F38.”--Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

Label reads: “Hardy’s. Reserve bin. Coonawarra Claret. Vintage 1969. Bottled 5th July, 1971. Reference No. C820. This Claret was vintaged from Shiraz grapes grown on the “Terra rossa” soil at Coonawarra. Maturation was in French oak 500 gallon casks and puncheons for a period of 2 years, prior to bottling. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Of South Australia. F38. Produce of Australia. 26 fl. oz.”--Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

Label reads: “This wine has been made from Hermitage grapes grown on our Ashman's Vineyard and it the third year of production from these vines. Vintaged in February, 1966, this wine was matured in a 600 gallon German Oak cask until bottling in July, 1967. It is of a Burgundy style, typical of wines made from Hermitage grapes grown solely in the Pokolbin area of New South Wales. With its excellent bouquet, medium bodied flavour and soft tannin finish on the palate, this wine in my opinion will improve greatly with a further two years bottle aging. Murray D. Tyrrell. Winemaker.”--Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

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Label reads:" 1986 Hunter River HERMITAGE

The Hermitage grape has for over 100 years produced the best of Hunter reds. Vintage 1986 is very good. Hermitage grapes grown on the most favoured red soils along the foothills of Pokolbin Brokenback Range were used to make this wine.

French oak hogshead 2 and 3 years old were used to mature this wine for 10 months and have combined with the fruit flavour to produce a well balanced wine which can be enjoyed now but will cellar well for at least 3 or 4 years Jay Tulloch June 1988 J.Y. Tulloch and Sons Pty. Ltd. Glen Elgin Estate Pokolbin NSW 2321

11.5% ALC/VOL Preservatives (220) added."

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bloody mary

Label reads "A varietal vintage table wine - 1976".

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Reserve Bin. Sauvignon Blac. Vintage 1978. Bin No. D433. Bottled April 1978. Sauvignon Blanc is one of the classic French Sauternes varieties. In 1978 the grapes reached 15 degrees Baume before picking giving an opportunity to make a wine in the traditional Sauternes style. It has intense flavour, full body and balanced sweetness. This wine will live and improve for many years. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Adelaide, South Australia. F38. Wine made in Australia. 750ml.” --Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

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Label reads: “Tyrrell’s. Hunter River. 1974 Riesling. Gold medal R.A.S. Perth 1974. Estate bottled. 750ml. Produce of Australia. Tyrrell’s Vineyards PTY LTD., Pokolbin N.S.W. Made from Semillon Grapes grown on the sandy loam flats, the grapes grown on this soil type produces a wine full in flavour, yet balanced by a firm acid finish. This wine was bottled early to preserve its fresh fruity bouquet. Awarded a Gold Medal Class 13 (Export) Perth and Silver Medal Class 8 (Export Adelaide. Murray D. Tyrrell.”

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Vintage Port. Bin No. M778. Bottled February 1967. 1965 vintage. McLaren Vale Vintage Ports have long been highly regarded for their excellence of varietal bouquet in balance with specially selected matured brandy spirit. The Shiraz grapes used for this Vintage Port were carefully selected for their pungent fruitiness and deep colour. As Vintage Port is bottle matured, it requires several years to reach its peak, during which time it develops slowly into a rich, warm flavoursome wine. The natural deposit which forms after several years in bottle can be separated by careful decanting prior to use. F38.”

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Label reads "A fine vintage wine from Mount Pleasant vinyards".

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Private Bin. Claret. Vintage 1969. Bin No. 635. This is a very distinctive Claret, vintaged from McLaren Vale Shiraz, Hunter River Hermitage and Coonawarra Cabernet grapes. After maturation in French oak casks for 2 years, bottle aging has enhanced the bouquet and flavour. Australian vintage wine. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Adelaide, South Australia. Wine made in Australia. F38. 26 fl. oz.” --Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

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Label reads: “Hardy’s Vintage Port. Vintage 1972. Bottled 25 November 1974. Reference No. D149. Vintaged from selected Shiraz grapes grown on the famous Tintara Vineyards at McLauren Vale and Brandy Fortified. Vintage Port is always matured in the bottle and this wine in your own cellar. It is recommended that it not be opened until 1978 but additional maturation will further enhance its Vintage Port character provided it is always stored lying down in a cool place. After several years a crust will probably form and the wine should be carefully handled and decanted before use. F38.” --Please contact us if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.--This item can be used for study and personal research purposes. If you wish to reproduce this item for any other purpose you must obtain permission by contacting Cultural Collections.

Label reads: “Vintage 1978, vat 30. Tyrrell’s Wines. Hunter River. Wood Matured Semillon. Tyrrell’s Vineyards Pty. Ltd., Winegrowers Pokolbin N.S.W. Produce of Australia. 750ml.”

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Label reads: “GDAY MATE 2001 Shiraz. South Eastern Australia. Peppery style with complex aromas of plumy spice and smoky characters. Palate shows it is made well with good length of fruit flavours that are balanced by peppery tannins. Lingering after palate. Imported by: USA Wine Imports. New York N.Y. Product of Australia. 750ml Alc 13.5% by Vol. Government warning: (1) According to the surgeon general, women should not drink alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects. (2) Consumption of alcoholic beverages impairs your ability to drive a car or operate machinery, and may cause health problems. Produced by Winex Corporation. 802 Warburton Hwy, Seville, Victoria. Contains Sulphites.”

Label from the same bottle as morse0703.

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Label reads: “Hardy’s. Private bin. Port. Bin No. M45. The Shiraz grapes used in vintaging this fine old tawny Port were grown on the Tintara Vineyards at McLaren Vale. The wine was Brandy fortified and matured in oak hogsheads for more than twelve years. Australian Vintage Wine. Bottled by the makers. Thomas Hardy and Sons Pty. Ltd. Adelaide, South Australia. F38. 26 fl. oz.”

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Mock Annual Report for Polaroid.