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| 1878
Norwood's inaugural SAFA team. |
1879
The South Adelaide team which came 3rd in the SAFA. |
1884
Port Adelaide's first ever SAFA premiership team. |
1886
Melbourne's Tasmanian touring party. |
1888
Norwood's champions of Australia team. |
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| 1889
Port Melbourne, 3rd on this season's VFA ladder. |
1897
West Perth's WAFA premiership team. |
1897
Port Melbourne's first ever VFA premiership team. |
1898
Lefroy, premiership team in this year's STFA.
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| Early
1900s
An unknown Kalgoorlie football team. |
1902
North Hobart's STFA premiership team. |
1908
Western Australia's inaugural interstate team. |
1905
Christian Brothers team, Adelaide, featuring 'the prince or ruckmen'. |
1905
SAFA premier North Adelaide. |
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| 1907
The North Fremantle team which came 5th in the WAFA. |
1907
South Melbourne team at 'lemons'. |
1908
Carlton's historic 'three in a row' premiership team. |
1908
Western Australia's team for the Melbourne carnival. |
1908
The first ever West Adelaide premiership team. |
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| 1910
TFL premier, Cananore. |
1910
Essendon, which came 4th in the VFL this year. |
1910
Melbourne in Hobart. |
1910
Port Adelaide at 'lemon time' in the challenge final. |
1910
SAFL runners-up, Sturt. |
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| 1910
An early club bearing the name of Woodville (but not the eventual league club). |
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| 1911
South Australia's winning Adelaide carnival team. |
1911
West Perth, this season's WAFL runner-up.
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1913
The Carlton side that finished in 6th place in the VFL. |
1913
Port Adelaide's championship of Australia winning team. |
1914
Port Adelaide's unbeaten champions of Australia. |
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| 1914
The Western Australian team for the Sydney carnival. |
1917
WAFL premier, South Fremantle. |
1920
East Fremantle's runner-up combination. |
1921
Western Australia's victorious Perth carnival team. |
1923
The TFL combination that beat a South Australian no. 2 side in Adelaide. |
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| 1923
The TFL team prior to its 40 point win over the NWFU in Hobart. |
1924
Acton, inaugural Federal Territory Australian Rules Football League premier. |
1924
The hapless Queenslanders who were thrashed in every game at the Hobart carnival. |
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| 1926
The Essendon team prior to a match against the TFL in Hobart. |
1926
Sturt's premiership-winning combination. |
1927
Acton's second premiership team. |
1927
The Canberra team that lost to Queensland in Canberra. |
1927
The victorious Queenslanders from the same match. |
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| 1928
The Ainslie team which came 2nd to Eastlake this year. |
1928
Eastlake's inaugural premiership team. |
1929
Northcote's first ever VFA premiership-winning team. |
1929
The TFL representative team that lost by a point to NSW in Sydney. |
1933
Canberra's Sydney carnival team at the SCG. |
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| 1933
The Tasmanian team at the Sydney carnival. |
1934
The Glenelg side that downed Port Adelaide in the SANFL grand final. |
1934
Swan Districts' inaugural league combination.
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1934
Victoria Park Football Club, formerly and later known as Perth. |
1934
West Perth, victors over East Fremantle in the WANFL grand final. |
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| 1936
This season's East Perth premiership side.
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1936
The Sturt team which lost this year's SANFL grand final to Port Adelaide. |
1937
The Geelong combination which defeated Collingwood in the VFL grand final. |
1938
This season's WANFL wooden spooners, West Perth. |
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