Commonly used for rolling dough in cookingTurned wooden rolling pinrolling pin, baking utensils, woodcraft

A University of Ballarat lapel pinuniversity of ballarat, merchandise, key ring, flag, southern cross

This tie pin has as its centerpiece a souvenir medal from the Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896-7. This exhibition was held in the Town Hall and Council Buildings and the Mechanics’ Institute and temporary buildings at the corner of Liebig and Timor Streets, Warrnambool. It was held over three months and attracted many visitors and featured concerts, sports events, industrial exhibits and a variety of competitions. This is an interesting and important item. It is one of the more unusual mementoes from the Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition and shows the use made of souvenirs from exhibitions around the world. This tiepin was purchased in an antique shop in England in the 20th century. This is a metal tie pin with three circular coins, soldered together at the edges. In the middle is a souvenir medal of the Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896-7 showing an image of the Exhibition buildings at the corner of Timor and Liebig Streets on one side and a Coat of Arms on the other side. The two smaller coins on each side are imitation British half crowns. The clip at the back is soldered on to the two smaller coins Medal: Industrial Exhibition, Warrnambool 1896 Coins: 1889-90 warrnambool industrial and art exhibition 1896-7, warrnambool, tie pin

Used for rolling out pastryPlain turned pine rolling pinrolling pins, baking utensils, woodcraft

A tie clasp and badge remembering Tilly Aston, the founder of the Association for the Advancement of the Blind, was created. It has a cameo of Tilly Aston in gold, against a roughened gold background. A circle surrounds the head and above this "Tilly Aston" and below it, "Association for the Blind" in gold lettering. Metal tie clasp and metal pinTilly Aston Association for the Blindtilly aston, association for the blind, badges

Gold coloured tie pin in boxAustralian Commonwealth Military Forces

Lapel pin in the shape of the state of Victoria.Gold silhouette of a wheelchair athlete and the text (in gold) PARAVICS SPORTS CLUB, on a navy blue and white background.

Small round badge with long pinVSV in gold lettering, on a horizontal red/white/red background,

Small round badge with long pinNIS in gold lettering, on a dark red background.

Red enamel tie pin featuring the logo to the Ararat Technical School. The pin is clipped onto a covering letter from Principal A.L. Johnson21st May, 1984. Miss Therese Scanlon P.O. Box 668 Ballarat 2250 Dear Miss Scanlon, In response to a letter received from Mr Peter Shiells, I have pleasure in enclosing a tie bar from the Ararat Technical School. We wish you well with your exhibit and look forward to seeing the display the next time we visit the Ballarat School of Mines and Industries. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to participate Yours faithfully signed A.L. Johnson Principal ararat technical school, ballarat school of mines, therese scanlon, a.l. johnson, peter shiells, logo, numismatics, tiepin, tie pin

Australian Rising Sun hat badge with no pin

The 17th International Stoke-Mandeville Games is Tel Aviv, Israel, in 1968, was later classified as being the 3rd edition of the Paralympics.Small round metal badge/lapel pin.Dark gold text on a dark red background, with '1968' in the middle, surrounded by STOKE MANDEVILLE GAMES IN ISRAEL.The text and dark red section is surrounded by a green laurel pattern on a gold background.stoke-mandeville games, paralympics, 1968 stoke-mandeville games, 1968 paralympics games

The 1966 Stoke-Mandeville Games, held in Tel Aviv, Israel, were the 15th iteration of the Stoke-Mandeville Games.Small round metal badge/lapel pin.Dark gold text on a dark red background, with '1966' in the middle, surrounded by STOKE MANDEVILLE GAMES IN ISRAEL.The text and dark red section is surrounded by a green laurel pattern on a gold background.stoke-mandeville games, 1966 stoke-mandeville games

Small lapel pin, in gold, blue and white.Front includes a gold silhouette of a wheelchair athlete wielding javelin, inset on a white background in the shape of the state of New South Wales, on a gold a background. Above and below the image is the text "THE PARAPLEGIC SPORTS CLUB N.S.W." Back is plain, except for A.E. PATRICK, SYDNEY, likely the maker of the badge,

Small round shaped badge with long pinHong Kong Football Association Limited around the edge. Inset, gold coloured dragon and Chinese text.

Small shield shaped badge with long pinDUL Karvina

Small VAF "Eye" logo shaped lapel or tie pin in blue and white with gold trim - safety clasp attached to pin on reverse.Small blue and white badgebadges, vision australia foundation

Item of functional jewelleryGilded metal and oval pink pearl hat pin.hat pins, costume jewellery, fashion accessories

This metal and enamel lapel pin has a long pin with a cap. The design features the name in metal and four stars in green enamel with a maroon enamel background. 2 sizes.lapel pin, ballarat university college

Silver looking tie pin made from crossed rowing oars with an enamelled blue, red and white CEGS crest in centre. It has a brooch like pin and hook at back for attaching to a garment.tie pin, rowing, cegs, ballarat grammar, ballarat

Melbourne 150 Anniversary silver plated pin with a brown enamelled rectangle. Melbourne 150 Anniversarysovenirs, city of melbourne

Unclear as to which Victorian disabled sports organisation this pin represents.Small lapel badge in the shape of the state of VictoriaGold wheelchair and letter V on top of dark teal background.

Melbourne 150A lapel pin in the shape of the coat of arms of the City of Melbourne with Melbourne 150 belowMelbourne 150 (front) Pinstop 869 9390 (reverse)melbourne 1834-1984, melbourne - 150th anniversary, souvenirs - lapel pins

Run sheet of times and events that occurred during the ceremony to present service recognition pins at Government House. 1 page of printed materialnon-fictionassociation for the blind, neil maxwell, elizabeth maxwell, awards