File:Johnny Ashcroft with NZ's 1st Gold record.jpg
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editDescriptionJohnny Ashcroft with NZ's 1st Gold record.jpg |
English: Photo was taken in 1990 of Johnny Ashcroft holding his Little Boy Lost Gold Record, which was the first Gold Record in New Zealand. |
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Author | Lynley Joy |
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