Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1921 (facsimile made from glossy photo of the original)sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1987, belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership)sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1988 - belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership)sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1989 - belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership). contains loose, handprinted schedule of gamessport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1990- belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership).sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1991 - belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership).sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

Season ticket Port Melbourne Football Club 1992 - belonged to C. Reid of Sandringham (pensioner membership).sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, c reid

11d tram tickettransport - tramways, melbourne and metropolitan tramways board, mmtb

Raffle ticket from a ball held by the Port Melbourne Patriotic Committee, c1940social activities, war - world war ii, port melbourne patriotic committee

Produced by the Port Melbourne Festival CommitteeRaffle ticket, Festival Planning Committee for Port Melbourne Festival 1994: white with black printcelebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne festival committee

Ticket for the value of 60c for one crossing of the West Gate Bridge, dated 7 Nov. 1985 Serial No. 100513engineering - bridges, lower yarra crossing authority

Retained by the donor to mark the change from 'heavy' to 'light' rail. For the campaign relating to the closure of the rail (see BAYSIDE ARCHIVAL project).Tram ticket from the new light rail rail service, December 1987.transport - railways, pat grainger

Produced by the Port Melbourne Neighbourhood House as a guide to the 2003 tour walk.Small blue and brown book as a guide for 2003 history walk course along Bay Street to Station Pier.social activities, arts and entertainment, port melbourne neighbourhood house, readings bookstore, city of voices, chris kohn, bipolar bears, share and care trappers

These items were donated by Arnold Goetz of Alfred M Nott optometrists, shortly before he retired.One of a group of framed documents donated by Arnold Goetz: . 17 x 22 metal-framed Mariners ticket for Patrick McCumisky 1850s transport - shipping, patrick mccumisky

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. Tickets were given to donor by retired railway officials who were given access to them for their collections following the tickets withdrawal from use. Fifteen are for journeys to and from the Port Melbourne station and include Single, Weekly and 'Extended Periodical' tickets.Those from Graham Street Station include three singles & one 'Periodical Pass'. As well as the singles & weekly tickets, the 24 to & from North Port Station also include a 'Periodical Pass' and one for a 'Collapsible Pram'. . From Montague Station single and weekly journeys make up the eight tickets. The weekly tickets show how far people would travel to work in Port Melbourne. From Ascot Vale, Broadmeadows, Carrum, Coburg, Gowrie, Malvern, Mont Albert, Reservoir, St Albans, Thorrnbury, Williamstown, Yarramam. Single tickets are for travel to or from Auburn, Clayton, Collingwood, Glenferrie, Hawthorn, Kensington, Melbourne, Mont Albert, Moonee Ponds, Richmond, West Footscray, A collection of 51 undated railway tickets.transport - railways, north port station, graham station, montague station, port melbourne station

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 15 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number F 048261 printed on the side. transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The Short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 15 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number P016322 printed on the side. transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The Short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 20 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number C049655 printed on the side. On reverse side of ticket -" 8.25 pm trip. 7-1-74 (last East bound for day'"transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

A collection of documents relating to the WW2 service of Robert Cornelius WATTERS. These include the civilian identity card issued on his discharge; an application for War Gratuity; the cover for a 1941 airline ticket with Australian National Airways; a envelope addresses to M.M.A.S Melville & re-directed to 400 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne; an envelope containing a letter addressed to H.M.A.S Lonsdale; a magazine photograph of the Boom Working vessel 'Koala'; a certificate of appreciation from the the Hon Kevin RUDD MP, Prime Minister; a 2005 card of appreciation from The Hon John HOWARD MP , Prime Minister; photocopied documents regarding his WW2 service.war - world war ii, robert cornelius watters, armed services - navy, r.a.n. reserve

First class ticket dated 18th December 1979railway ticket

Plastic card issued as Pensioner's 1995 Season ticket No.1505 by Port Melbourne Football Club (Unpunched)sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc

Two Melbourne Tramway Board tickets. .01 - 7 pence, red colour .02 - 8 pence, purple colour Both have PMHPS logo stamped on the back of the cards they are stuck onto.transport - tramways, melbourne and metropolitan tramways board, mmtb