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References [<ExternalResource: Australian Controls buys Aristoc. Canberra Times 10 April 1968, p.23>, <ExternalResource: Fred Lowen. Dunera Boy, Furniture Designer, Artist. Prendergast Publishing, n.d., pp.164-166>, <ExternalResource: Anne Watson. "Brave innovation: the story of the Featherston Stem chair." (includes reference to Aristoc start up)>, <ExternalResource: Ray Edgar. "Australia's own 20th century furniture designs on show Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/australias-own-20th-century-furniture-designs-on-show."">, <ExternalResource: Colin Barrie. "Design." Longmans, 1962, illus. of stackable steel chairs shown, p.25.>, <ExternalResource: "Furniture Designs." illustrations of Aristoc Industries work. Reference to Grant Featherston design director. Illust. of two Derek Wrigley chairs. Architecture Today, November 1964, p.25>] [<ExternalResource: Australian Controls buys Aristoc. Canberra Times 10 April 1968, p.23>, <ExternalResource: Fred Lowen. Dunera Boy, Furniture Designer, Artist. Prendergast Publishing, n.d., pp.164-166>, <ExternalResource: Anne Watson. "Brave innovation: the story of the Featherston Stem chair." (includes reference to Aristoc start up)>, <ExternalResource: Ray Edgar. "Australia's own 20th century furniture designs on show Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/australias-own-20th-century-furniture-designs-on-show."">, <ExternalResource: Colin Barrie. "Design." Longmans, 1962, illus. of stackable steel chairs shown, p.25.>]