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Federation University Historical Collection
Document, Federation University Herbarium Pressed Specimens Listing
The Collection is held in the FedUni Science Herbarium (Mt Helen Y Building). Listing of families and genera of botanical specimens held in the Federation University Science Herbarium.herbarium, botany, plant specimens, botanical specimens, plant families, plant genera -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Plant specimen - Collection, Dried plant, 2005
Collection of 38 pressed leaves and fruit, by Mick Arundellpressed leaves, mick arundell, botany -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Plant specimen - Pressed Flower Collection, Mary Connors (née Lee), 1952-1953
... and coloured examples. Plant specimen Pressed Flower Collection Mary ...Flowers collected and pressed by Mary Connors (née Lee) who graduated in 1953 with Certificate of Competency. Her daughter has rearranged the pages into 2 ring binders. 1 plant to a page arranged by families. Title page for each family with hand drawn and coloured examples. plant specimen, mary connors (née lee), 1953 -
National Wool Museum
Machine - Teasel Gig, c1890
When the fabric is removed from the loom it is often stiff, rough and uneven. There are a number of finishing processes, both mechanical and chemical that give wool fabrics their special look and feel. The fabric is often scoured again to remove oils and dirt picked up during manufacture. It is then pressed. For a soft and fluffy surface, the fabric is brushed. For a smooth surface, it is shorn. For centuries, machines similar to this teasle gig were used to finish fabrics. It uses the prickly flower head off the teasle plant (Dispsacus Fullonum) to do the delicate work to raise the surface, or nap, the woollen cloth. At least 1,500 teasle heads are needed for one gig. The teasel is a thistle like plant whose dried heads are used on the teasel gig. They are fixed to frames around the drum, or gig. The gig turns in the opposite direction to the flow of the cloth until the nap is raised. Also spelled as Teazel Gig.Large metal machine with wooden rollers and teasel covered drum.textile finishing, raising, raising machinery, teasel gig, fabric, wool processing, plants, thistle, drum -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Work on paper (Item), Landscape Plant Manual Volumes 1 & 2, 1998
... Boulevard Richmond melbourne Vol.1 has plant descriptions with loose ...Vol.1 has plant descriptions with loose photographs. Vol. 2 stars with plant information sheets a - z (sheets not in alphabetical order. Many photographs pasted in, some pressed leaves inserted.landscape plants, dr. james hitchmough, weeds, burnley college of horticulture -
Kyneton Fire Brigade
Memorabilia - Trophy
... Straight sided spun base plant pot decorated with pressed... Leaves pressed on side Straight sided spun base plant pot ...Awarded for 2nd Fours at Creswick Demo 1935Part of Kyneton Fire Brigade trophy collection Straight sided spun base plant pot decorated with pressed pattern of trees. Creswick Demo 1935 2nd Fours Leaves pressed on sidekyneton fire brigade, trophy, fire brigade demonstrations, country fire authority