A Ring Tennis set chest (.1) containing: rings (.2 - .5); guy ropes (.6 - .7); net posts (.8, 2 parts, .9, one part); court boundary markers (.10 - .19); rope (.20), and a metallic flag marker (.21). Eight miscellaneous pieces also feature. Inscription across top of lid: "TENIKOIT' OR RING TENNIS/...REGULATION FOUR PLAYER SET. Across top of base: R.H. MOTTRAM/(SOLE MAKER)/CHURCH STRETTON/SHROPSHIRE. On sides of box: TENIKOIT/NO. 2A. Materials: Wood, Metal, Lacquer, Ink, Glue, Rubber, Paint, Rope, Cord, Stringtennis

A small wooden case (.1), containing a miniature tennis set, featuring: two wooden handled, metallic tennis racquets (.2 - .3), and a net attached to two spiked posts (.4). Inscription across top of lid: THE PEERLESS/PARLOUR/AND LAWN/TENNIS SET. Materials: Metal, Wood, Glue, Lacquer, Cord, Inktennis

A pair of metallic tennis net posts, (.1 winch & .2), which seem to have been designed to slot into holes oncourt. Materials: Metal, Painttennis

A trophy comprising of a metallic cup and hollow cylindrical metal shaft. Shaft is positioned between two pieces of white marble, and mounted onto a pink marble plinth. Materials: Metal, Marbletennis

Two identical trophies, each featuring a stylised, surrealist tennis racquet sculpture, mounted onto a heavy black metallic plinth, with an engraved inscription. One trophy is for the boys (.1), the other for girls (.2). Materials: Metal, Rubber, Gluetennis

Part of regalia worn by K.J.Riddell Grand Master of MUIOOF 1950-51 DMG-1929Part of regalia worn by K.J.Riddell Grand Master of MUIOOF 1950-51 Ceremonial Collar: Collar- Purple velvet, gold braid, heavy metallic gold embroidery, two gold tassels, metallic gold fringe, backed with black material possibly cotton. Four(4) medals attachedFirst medal, purple/gold ribbon- 1929 K.J.Riddell, DGM, Port Fairy District. 2nd medal, Blue/white ribbon, K.J.Riddell for introducing 50 members 1947. 3rd medal, Faded purple ribbon, K.J.Riddell Grand Master 1950-51societies, muioof, riddell, k.j.

Khaki green compass pouch with metal stud to close. Additional material on back with a metallic clip to attach to uniform. Small stud hole at bottom of pouch.Inside in Texta "Stasse J." passchendaele barracks trust, compass pouch

Canvas ammunition pouches carried by soldiers during WW2.Canvas pouch, cream coloured with stud clip to close. Open at top. Additional material at back with metallic clips to attach to uniform. three small pouches built into inside of top of lid.Inside stamped, “L.L.8.T.L. 1942”passchendaele barracks trust, ammunition pouch

Designed by Raymond Lavender, American Printing House for the Blind, it was produced between 1962-1982. A modernized Braille writer, the Lavender allowed the paper to exit through the cover in a way similar to a typewriter. The keys are rectangular and the design is compact with no protruding parts. The cover, which is an integral part of the design, snaps on the case. The case and cover are made of Cycolac, a high impact resistant plastic. After the writer was in use for some time, it was discovered that the plastic material tended to warp and production was discontinued. (Information from the American Printing House for the Blind website). Lavender Braille Writer consisting of an oblong shaped structure made out of a beige coloured metal base with cream coloured keys and a beige coloured hard plastic cover. Braille letters are achieved by punching the various keys. A metallic handle is included.Beige coloured plastic rectangle object with cream buttons and silver returns lever with covering boxbraille equipment, assistive devices

Used for locking correspondence boxes belonging to the MMTB.An object in common use of an organization that has ceased to exist since 1983, with its actual creation date as early as the 1920s.Large metallic MMTB padlock for a correspondence box. The side of the key hole has the inscription "MMTB," while "516" is inscribed on the opposide side. The key is made from similar material to the lock."MMTB" and "516"public transport, mmtb

Used for the marriage of Charlotte Edith (Tottie) Ryder (aunt of donor) to Alfred George Tooke (b 1898 England d 1998) held at Church of England, Thornbury on 13 March 1948.1. White satin horseshoe white loop cord silver foil leaves x2 3 cream coloured flowers with yellow centres Note attached All the best wished from Joy and Doug 2. White satin ruched ribbon loop and bow 3 tulle and ribbon flowers; sequins on each point4 sequins silver 2 on top 3. White satin and bronze metallic ribbon heart shape on white ribbon with ribbon bow and white ribbon on left 4. Pale blue ruched material horseshoe, pale blue ribbon loop -box 5. White ribbon loop with 4 tails each with silver painted wishbone attached One cream/yellowed wax flower at base of ribbon loop See also Knickers NA4921, Negligee Set NA4922, Wedding Dress NA4923 and Wedding Veil NA4925costume accessories, female

This is a mid-20th century retail display board for Stratnoid brand cuff links, likely used in a menswear store or drapery shop. Stratnoid was a British manufacturer known for producing men's accessories such as cuff links, collar studs, and tie pins. The board served both a promotional and practical purpose—allowing customers to view and select products directly. Such displays were common in Australian rural stores, and this example may have been used in Natimuk or the Wimmera region in a general store, tailoring business, or outfitters.A rectangular display board featuring a collection of Stratnoid cuff links, mounted in neat rows against a black velvet-covered backing. Each pair is secured in place by metal clips. The cuff links are circular in shape, with a smooth, slightly domed surface, appearing to be made of mother-of-pearl or a pearlescent plastic material. A variety of sizes are present on the board, suggesting a sample or sales display set. At the centre is a small metallic label reading: “STRATNOID – MADE IN ENGLAND” The cuff links are evenly spaced, and many slots are unfilled, possibly indicating missing or removed items. 8 cufflinks in black velvet rackCentral label: “STRATNOID – MADE IN ENGLAND 383"natimuk, stratnoid, costume accessory, cufflink, suit, clothing, fashion