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The Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement

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Australian Scholarly Publishing The Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement is a land settlement identified by EAN 9781925333541.

9781925333541 Certainty 60%
  • Brand: Australian Scholarly Publishing
  • Category: land settlement
  • Barcode type: EAN-13 / GTIN-13
  • GS1 registered country: Bookland (ISBN-13)
  • Data confidence: 60%

Product Details

Barcode (EAN/GTIN)9781925333541
Product nameThe Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement
Brand / ManufacturerAustralian Scholarly Publishing
Categoryland settlement
GS1 Prefix978 — registered in Bookland (ISBN-13)
Barcode typeEAN-13 / GTIN-13
Data certainty60%

Verified Product Facts

The barcode 9781925333541 passes the GS1 mod-10 check-digit test, so it is a structurally valid GTIN. Its 978 prefix was issued by the GS1 member organisation for Bookland (ISBN-13) — registration, not place of manufacture.

Recorded specifications

Batteries requiredno
Item weight293 grams
Package dimensions152 × 11 × 229 millimeters (L×W×H)
Package weight293 grams
Product dimensions152 × 11 × 229 millimeters (L×W×H)
UNSPSC code55101500

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About EAN Barcode 9781925333541

Barcode 9781925333541 is a EAN-13 (GTIN-13) identifying The Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement in the GS1 global system.

  • Barcode format: EAN-13 / GTIN-13 — 13-digit globally unique product identifier
  • GS1 prefix 978: assigned to companies registered in Bookland (ISBN-13)
  • Manufacturer: Australian Scholarly Publishing
  • Scan compatibility: readable by any smartphone barcode scanner app

Frequently Asked Questions

What product has barcode 9781925333541?

Barcode 9781925333541 is The Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement, sold under the brand Australian Scholarly Publishing.

Who manufactures barcode 9781925333541?

Australian Scholarly Publishing is recorded as the manufacturer of The Beerburrum experiment: a history of Australia's first World War One soldier settlement (barcode 9781925333541).

What country is barcode 9781925333541 from?

Based on the GS1 prefix 978, this product was registered in Bookland (ISBN-13).

Is barcode 9781925333541 a valid EAN?

Yes, 9781925333541 is a valid EAN-13 barcode with correct check digit.

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