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Local police still investigating Strathalbyn antiques theft
Oct 27 2022
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Southern Argus

Police are investigating the theft of rare and valuable antiques from a Strathalbyn residence last month.

Sometime between September 15 and 29, a house was broken into and numerous antiques stolen, including 16th century Japanese and Chinese swords, war medals, copper pots and pans, a Flintlock longarm with mother-of-pearl detail, and a brass dragon vase.

Anyone with information about the theft or sees the items for sale is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at (www.crimestopperssa.com.au).

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