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Moorabbin Air MuseumLetter - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, E30 ATAR Project - Letters & Reports Exchanged with Team in France P & M Letters File No. 13
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Letter - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, E 33 ATAR Project - Letters & Reports Exchanged with Team in France P & M Letters File No.15
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Letter - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, E37 ATAR Project - Letters & Reports Exchanged with Engine Team in France P & M Letters File No.19
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Letter - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, E.35 ATAR Project - Letters & Reports Exchanged with Engine Team in France P&M Letters File No.17
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Letter - CAC Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, E49 Engines ATAR Project Reports & Letters to and from Engine Team in France P&M Letters File No.3p
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Document (item) - Tooling Mirage caustic descaling rotors engine turbine blades, CAC ATAR project file 3 P and M letters France
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Moorabbin Air Museum
Document (item) - Atar 09C modifications failure compressor blade, CAC E55 P and M letters
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Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Folio, Corporal John M McGlade
The story of Corporal John Matthew McGlade through WW1 and WW2. Also donated one Disney Pig playing flute(C7990) and a ship in a bottle (C7989). These were made by an Italian POW for Corporal McGlade.1 A4 sheet of typed paper in plastic sleeve with a sepia photograph of John.mcglade j m, corporal mcglade, tatura internment camp, murchison internment camp, 12th garrison battatlion -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Folder, Funeral Programmes and Obituaries H - M, 2003
A series of newspaper cuttings and funeral programmes, collected to record the life history of many Tatura identitiesCollection of paper cuttings and photocopies, relating to Tatura and district identities. Also funeral programmes. Alphabetical order,local families, obituaries -
Victorian Apiarists AssociationPublication, Scientific Queen Rearing (G M Doolittle) As Practically Applied, Being A Method by Which The Best of Queen-Bees are Reared in Perfect Accord with Nature's Ways. Fourth Edition, 1909
Old small hard covered book. Looks like it is covered with a faded cloth. Hard to read name of book on spine.126 pages -
![Black and White photograph of The Alfred, Plate 8 Alfred Hospital 1870 [page 33] Included in Ann M Mitchell book The Hospital South of the Yarra A history of Alfred Hospital Melbourne from foundation to the nineteen-forties Alfred Hospital Melbourne 1977, Just prior to 1870 and certainly before The Alfred opened in 1871](/media/collectors/52f0757a9821f40464f73cc3/items/56ef72b52162f1147c76b09f/item-media/56ef73652162f1147c76cd61/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
Alfred Health (The Alfred, Caulfield Hospital, and Sandringham Hospital)Black and White photograph of The Alfred, Plate 8 Alfred Hospital 1870 [page 33] Included in Ann M Mitchell book The Hospital South of the Yarra A history of Alfred Hospital Melbourne from foundation to the nineteen-forties Alfred Hospital Melbourne 1977, Just prior to 1870 and certainly before The Alfred opened in 1871
Earliest photograph of The Alfred immediately prior to its first treating patients on 6 March 1871.Black and White PhotographEndorsed on back in pencil Alfred Hospital 1870the alfred, 1870, hospital -
Lake Bolac & District Historical SocietyBlack and white photograph, E & M Rowley, pioneers at Lake Bolac, 1862
Edward and MaryAnn Rowley were pioneer settlers at Lake Bolac, taking up land in 1862. Their children were Sarah, Elizabeth, Maryanne, Deborah, Emily, Ellen, Eliza, Emma, Martha and Edward. The change-over station for stage coaches, including Cobb and C., and paddocks for resting horses, were on their property. The farm was later bought by J.T. Murray. The family are interred in the Lake Bolac Cemetery.lake bolac, rowley, pioneer settlers, 1862, murray, cobb and co. -
Inverloch Historical Society000063 - Photograph - Lorna Hollins - Bathing Box - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000064 - Photograph - 1950 Near Eagles Nest - ANA Weekend - Hollins's and Burnett's - Chas Hollins, Shirt and pants - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000065 - Photograph - Jill Hollins Bathing Boxes - 1947 - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000066 - Photograph - 1947 - Sue Hollins - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000067 - Photograph - Geoff Howsam - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000068 - Photograph - Colleen Cathcart - 1947 - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000069 - Photograph - Wyeth Bay - 1947 - Sue (Grandma Jill background) - Sue Hollins and Grandma Richmond, Jill Hollins - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000070 - Photograph - Jackie Gay and Les Ross - circa 1948 Easter - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000071 - Photograph - Inverloch - Pine Lodge - 1947 - Lorna, Lang and Les in Pine Lodge Grounds - Lorna Hollins, Jenny Lawson, Lesley Hollins - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000072 - Photograph - 1947-1948 - Lorna, Les, Col, self and Lang - Lorna Hollins, Lesley Hollins, Coleen Cathcart, Margaret Hollins - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000073 - Photograph - 1948 - Inverloch - Pine Lodge - Wally Fitzpatrick, Roysie Lyons, L Ross, Lowell (Pixie) Fimius, Jacky Gay - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000074 - Photograph - 1947-48 - Inverloch - Pine Lodge - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000084 - Photograph - Inverloch - A'Beckett St - c1925 - Bob Richmond (in dust coat) - Mr Muldoon - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000085 - Photograph - 1920s(early) - Inverloch Pier with people, shed and jinker - Bob Richmond and Mr Muldoon - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000086 - Photograph - Inverloch beach and pier c.1928 - Jean Richmond and Jess Robertson in foreground- M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000087 - Photograph - 1920 - Eagles Nest - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000089 - Photograph - 1947-48 - Inverloch Two Views Guest House - M Rixon
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Inverloch Historical Society000090 - Photograph - 1947-48 - Inverloch - Dad and Sue getting ready to go home - Charles Hollins, Sue Hollins - Mrs Lederwicks House (Miss Somerset first teacher at State School) - M Rixon
