Barrie Robran photographic tribute [B 77826] • Photograph
Barrie Robran photographic tribute
Composite of 10 black and white photographs and one colour photograph featuring South Australian Nation Football League (SANFL) player Barrie Robran and a typed summary of his football career highlights. This framed photo mosaic was created as a tribute to Barrie Robran after he became the first South Australian to be awarded 'Legend' status in the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2001. Plaque at bottom of collage: 'Limited Edition 13/250'. See below for details.
Barrie's first game.
Barrie Robran signing autographs for fans after his first SANFL game with the North Adelaide Football Club.
Barrie Robran receiving the Magarey Medal.
Barrie receiving his first Magarey Medal in 1968 presented by Judge Don Brebner.
Barrie Robran in the Magarey Medal motorcade.
Barrie Robran in the motorcade after being awarded the Magarey Medal.
Magarey Medalists Barrie Robran and Tom Sandland.
The youngest North Adelaide Football Club (NAFC) Magarey Medalist, Barrie Robran, meets the oldest NAFC Magarey Medalist, Mr Tom Sandland.
Barrie Robran and Peter Anderson.
Barrie being congratulated by his team-mate in the North Adelaide Football Club, Peter Anderson.
Barrie Robran taking a mark.
One of the finest marks of Barrie's career.
Barrie Robran being awarded 'Legend' status, AFL Hall of Fame.
Bob Hammond presents to Barrie Robran the award for "Legends of the Game" in the AFL Hall of Fame. Signed by Barrie Robran.
Barrie Robran's football records.
List of Barrie Robran's career highlights, awards and records, 1966-2001.
Rodney and Barrie Robran.
Rodney Robran joins his brother Barrie at the North Adelaide Football Club in 1970.
Barrie Robran at Adelaide Oval.
Barrie Robran being congratulated by supporters at Adelaide Oval in 1968 with his first Magarey Medal. He is riding in an MG Midget sports car.
Barrie Robran in a match with the Victorian Football League.
Barrie Robran's "Big Tap" against the Vics [Victorian Football League]. Barrie represented South Australia 17 times.
Barrie Robran's 150th SANFL game.
Barrie Robran leads the team onto the ground in 1974 for his 150th game.