AustralianOil on canvasSigned and dated

Australia 1944 - Acrylic on canvas

Australia 1945Acrylic on canvas

Oil on canvas

Australian 1915 - 2000Oil on canvasInitialled l.r Presented to Robert Smith in 2008 by the artist's daughter, Perpetua and son Michael, with appreciation and affection

The two semaphore flags were used as a pair for visual signaling by hand. The semaphore system is an alphabet signaling system based on the waving of a pair of handheld flags in a particular pattern to compose words to be communicated to passing ships. The system was introduced by the Royal Navy in 1880 and was later adopted in Australia, with the first School of Signaling opening in Williamstown in 1890. The system was superseded in the 1970s by more sophisticated methods of communication. Information on the Cape Nelson flags indicates that they were made by Evan Evans P/L, Flag makers, 690 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. Evan Evans (d.1927) started a tent‐making business in 1877 and by 1920 Evan Evans P/L maker of canvas goods, was located at 680 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. In 1924 it acquired land at 632 Bourke Street and built a new factory. His son Ivor continued the business after 1927 and in 1938 opened a bulk store in Carlton.271 In 2016 the firm was located at 673 Spencer Street, Melbourne. Another pair of white semaphore flags made by Evan & Evans is held at Gabo Island, and Wilsons Promontory also has a pair. Cape Nelson’s white semaphore flags have second level contributory significance. They have historical importance as flags formerly used at the lightstation for visual signaling, a system that is now rarely used in navigation, and contribute to the importance of the lightstation’s large collection of flags.A pair of white flags made of white canvas/heavy cotton, the square flags are attached to dowel poles with staples.

Painting - lake scene with mountain in background.Canvas - prepared by Windsor and newton 98 Rathbone Place London.illustrations, oil

.1) Khaki canvas carrier for a Lewis 303 in. gun ammunition magazine, canvas belt & metal loops. .2) x 2 Khaki canvas straps with metal buckles.“Carriers magazine Lewis 303 in. gun 1918 Goordy”military history - ammunition carrier, military equipment, passchendaele barracks trust

blue canvas softbag containing extraction device made of webbing straps and canvas with hard insertsmarker is Neann

Canvas holster for firearm.ME Co. 1843. (Mills & Co London)holster, firearm,

MEDIUM: Oil on canvas

MEDIUM: Oil on canvas

MEDIUM: Oil on canvas

Plastic with Canvas Coverequipment, vietnam, army

Pistol. Green Canvasequipment, vietnam, army

Canvas (Part of UC009)equipment, korea, army

Pouch canvas khakiequipment, n/k, army

Gift of the Department of Infrastructure, 2002diptych, oil on canvas

Gift of the Department of Infrastructure, 2002diptych, oil on canvas

Gift of Mack Jost, 1994mixed media on canvas

Gift of the artist, 1999oil and graphite on canvas

Purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund with the assistance of Quota International, Horsham and the Robert Salzer Foundation, 2013acrylic on canvas, pins

Gift of Mack Jost, 1986oil on canvas board

Oil on canvas board Signed and dated 'T De Kessler 1962' in lower right corner of painting.

Oil on canvas board.Not signed. Not dated.

stretched canvas, unframednil