Cullinan (407 bytes)
1: ... here in [[1902]] and soon afterwards the famed [[Cullinan Diamond]], the largest in the world at 3,106 [[ca...

Cullinan Diamond (1609 bytes)
1: ...tones ever found. It was named after Sir [[Thomas Cullinan]], the owner of the diamond mine.
3: ... The second largest gem from the Cullinan stone, Cullinan II or the [[Lesser Star of Africa]], at 317.4 car...
6: ...dtutorials.com/articles/diamonds.tutorials/98/The_Cullinan_Diamond.html Image of the uncut diamond]
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11: [[nl:Cullinan]]

Joseph Cullinan (323 bytes)
1: '''Joseph Cullinan''' ([[1860]] - [[1937]]) was a [[United States of...
5: [[Category:1860 births|Cullinan, Joseph]]
6: [[Category:1937 deaths|Cullinan, Joseph]]
7: [[Category:U.S. oil industrialists|Cullinan, Joseph]]

The Golden Jubilee (2528 bytes)
3: Since [[1908]], [[Cullinan Diamond|Cullinan I]], also known as the Great Star of Africa, had ...
5: The Premier mine was also the origin of the Cullinan diamonds in [[1905]], as well as other notables s...
9: ...wn beauty in a fire rose cushion cut, outweighing Cullinan I by 15.37 carats (3.07 g). The glittering giant ...

Sceptre with the Cross (1558 bytes)
4: ...ss includes the largest diamond in the world, the Cullinan I, or the Great Star of Africa, which weighs over...

Imperial State Crown (2390 bytes)
7: ...attee. Furthermore, the famous [[Cullinan Diamond|Cullinan II]], or Lesser Star of Africa, is set on the fro...

The Beguiled (700 bytes)
1: ...el]]. It was based on the novel written by Thomas Cullinan and the script was written by Albert Maltz.

List of cities and towns in Gauteng (1234 bytes)
53: * [[Cullinan]]

Charles Bachman (1254 bytes)
7: Later in his career, he joined a smaller firm, Cullinan Information Systems, and became a freelance consu...

List of South African poets (1081 bytes)
7: *[[Patrick Cullinan]]

Frank Crisp (1599 bytes)
5: ...and drew up the contract for the cutting of the [[Cullinan diamond]]. He received his [[baronet]]cy in [[191...

South African literature (1605 bytes)
13: *[[Patrick Cullinan]],

Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom (9076 bytes)
21: ...actually a [[spinel]]) and the [[Cullinan Diamond|Cullinan II]] diamond, also known as the Lesser Star of Af...
43: ... redesigned to incorporate the [[Cullinan Diamond|Cullinan I]], also known as the Great Star of Africa, whic...

Texaco (2693 bytes)
3: ...in [[1901]] in [[Beaumont, Texas]] by [[Joseph S. Cullinan]] and [[Arnold Schlaet]] upon discovery of oil at...

Rainbow (television) (2913 bytes)
9: ...tume; played by Stanley Bates, Malcolm Lord, Paul Cullinan)

Handled the ball (4405 bytes)
73: ||2||[[Darryl Cullinan]]||[[South African cricket team|South Africa]]||[...

Pretoria (5007 bytes)
52: * The [[Cullinan Diamond]] (the largest gem diamond ever found) wa...

St Aloysius' College (5036 bytes)
64: **[[Patrick Cullinan]] - climbed Mount Everest

Eisner v. Macomber (7887 bytes)
11: ...feller v. United States {{ussc|257|176|1921}} and Cullinan v. Walker {{ussc|262|134|1923}} (increase in capi...

Stirling Prize (6404 bytes)
31: **[[Edward Cullinan]] Architects: ''Downland Gridshell, [[Weald and D...

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