1 damaged Japanese 7.7mm; 1 6.5mm .303; Found beside the Kokoda Track.ammunition

Plaque "Royal Army Pay Corps" Damaged missing part requires repair.plaque, raf

RAAF Cap. Other Ranks. Damaged chin strap.headgear, 1969, raaf

HMAS Oxley (damaged)plaque, current, ran

Sam Brown with Sword Frog 1916 20th. Light Horse. (Damaged)uniform, ww1, army

Painting of HMAS Australia 1913-1916 (has damage hole upper right )picture, ww1, ran

Plaque "2/25 Aust Infantry BN AIF" with colour patch. Damagedplaque, army

Plaque '2/5 field Regiment with colour Patch" Damaged requires repairplaque, army

Ammunition 7.62 X 39 Russian Drill Round X 1 round seems Damaged / Bent.ammunition, general

Trousers Black with red stripe (some damage) for use with UU098uniform, army

Warden's Report Form "Air Raid Damage" Form R1documents, ww2, army

Board of trade, Bagshot food office - Application for replacement of lost clothing coupons. Including coupons which have been stolen, destroyed or so damaged as to be unusable. First page of instructions, second and third form to fill out with particulars of the lost coupons and a declaration. On the back ''On his Majesty's Service'' the area officer, assistance board: Alverstote Clandon Road, Guildford, Surrey.

Handle of Front Damaged cord on Back Still seems to be working/Still Makes soundsTo Call turn Handle & lift handset. When finished replace handset &turn handle 51028

6 Bottles in total, 3 with black lids, 2 with wood and 1 that is DamagedSoft Drinks MARCHANT & Co THE PROPERTY OF MARCHANT & Co ITS USE BY OTHERS IS ILLEGEL TRADE MARK, AUSTRIALIA

Short cylindrical off-white glazed ceramic pot with lid, with ridge at base of pot and top of lid. Remnants of a white label with black text on the side, the pot containing mouldy white tablets.Impressed on the base the numeral '1' over '2'. label on the side damaged but in its entirety would have originally read ' International Exhibition Award for Chemicals & c Philadelphia 1876.medicine, tablets, international exhibition 1876

8708.1 - The tin that holds the ink pad is very rusted and is stuck open. It has been painted white and black on the lid. 8708.2 - The ink pad is a very firm foam with a cloth over it. It has black dried ink in it with a patch where it has been sun damaged.8708.1 - Acme - Self Inking - Stamp Pad

6306.1 - Map of Outtrim mining area, with modification where damage/erasure has occurred. Shows tunnels, faults, tramways, boreholes, surface roads and (apparently) paddock boundaries and a creek.

Tallish glass bottle with a damaged label the label is faded but you can make out a man doing some kind of posePure Cider Vinegar This is a Genuine cider Vinegar and contains all the valuable elements of the fruit Made from Tasmanian Apples J.G.R _____ Food Products Pty. Ltd

This Dunstable Kestrel glider (which originally was finished in silver paint) was built in 1939 by Ric New and members of the Lake Pinjar Soaring Club. It first flew on 26 December 1939 at Lake Pinjar. The first extensive flight was on 7 January 1940 when Ric New managed to stay aloft for 30 minutes and reach a height of 3000 metres. Unfortunately the Kestrel was badly damaged the same day when another club member Jim Brabazon stalled and spun in. The Kestrel was repaired by June 1940 and flown extensively at Lake Pinjar in 1940 and 1941 until Government authorities intervened and ploughed up Lake Pinjar as a wartime measure to prevent it being used as a landing field by the enemy [Allan Ash, Gliding in Australia, pp 92 – 94]. The Lake Pinjar Soaring club was reformed as the Perth Gliding Club after the end of the war and was joined by Ric New with his Kestrel [Allan Ash, Gliding in Australia, p 103]. The glider was held in storage at the Gliding Club of Western Australia prior to transfer to the Australia Gliding Museum. The Deed of Gift indicates that it was formerly owned by Wally Williams, also from Western Australia. The aircraft is in poor condition and has some non-original elements. It is one of three that currently exist. Nevertheless it is considered to be an important exhibit for relating the history of gliding in Western Australia.Aircraft of wood structure skinned with plywood and fabric – off-white colour scheme – crazed flaking paint on fuselage – nose of fuselage has been modified by addition of streamlining – damage includes impact holes to plywood, especially on starboard side – wings have been stripped of fabric covering and some ribs are missing – tailplane and rudder are in reasonable condition although, like wings, have been stripped of fabric. Overall, while the main elements of this aircraft are present, there are a number of missing fittings and will require extensive works to restore to a static display standard.australian gliding, glider, sailplane, dunstable, kestrel, bill manuel, ric new, lake pinjar soaring club, lake pinjar, gliding club of western australia

In the early hours of Tuesday 16 December, 2014 a water main burst in Liardet St. The resulting sink-hole swallowed two cars and left a massive hole which took 8 days to repair and re-open the road. Several houses on the city side of Liardet St suffered water damage and water also entered the underground car park of the apartment block on the beach side.Photos taken of the damage and vehicle recoveries when a sink-hole opened up on Liardet Street on Tuesday 16 December 2014.built environment - domestic, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths, engineering - canals and drainage, liardet street, water supply, fran egan

Postcard, WW1, B&W image of damaged buildings on an avenue near the square in Armentieres, after a German offensive. A group of men, some with shovels, walking down the avenue. Two men walking in front of corner building. One man digging in the road. Two men working in front of building down the avenue. Copy Y 5postcard, postcard, ww1, france, armentieres

Postcard, WW1, B&W image of damaged buildings mainly on the left of a deserted road. 'Croix du Bac' sign on the wall of the first building. Location not identified.postcard, postcard, ww1, ruins, france

Postcard, WW1, B&W image of Estaires after a German offensive. Damaged/ruined buildings on sides of road. Two signs on building at right - 'Steenwerck Motor Traffic' and 'Estaires'. The latter has two arrows pointing in opposite directions to other towns. Copy Z 24 See also Copy 1401.73postcard, postcard, ww1, france, estaires, ruins

Ill, p.109.On 19th February 1942, Australia came under air attack for the first time when Japanese forces mounted two air raids on Darwin. On that day, 242 Japanese aircraft attacked Darwin in an attempt to prevent the Allies from using it as a base. 235 people were killed in the two raids, and more than 400 were wounded, 30 aircraft were destroyed, nine ships were sunk in Darwin harbour and two outside, and many civil and military facilities in Darwin were damaged. This book provides a visual record of that time through photographs, some depicting the devastation of war brought to Northern Australia, while others capture how life was for so many during this time.world war 1939-1945 - darwin - history, darwin - bombimg - 1942

Postcard, WW1, B&W image of the road entering Villers Bretonneux from Amiens. Damaged buildings on the left. Cloth netting hanging behind trees on the right. Copy G 4postcard, postcard, ww1, villers bretonneux, amiens

Postcard, WW1, B&W image of Estaires after a German offensive. Damaged/ruined buildings on sides of road. Two signs on building at right - 'Steenwerck Motor Traffic' and 'Estaires'. The latter has two arrows pointing in opposite directions to other towns. Copy Z 24 See also Copy 1401.108postcard