Chart displaying medals issued to Australians up to 1980.

Gold coloured metal case with map of Australia on outside

Hard cover book. An Australian Defence Force production.

Crossed British Australian flags on mother of pearl fittingsShips name TSS Wiltshire

China container - demijohn Royal Australian Navy Commemoration

Three photographs of the Australian Flag flying at Sebastopol RSL.australian flag

Three photographs of the Australian Flag flying at Sebastopol RSL.australian flag, sebastopol

Colour photograph of the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka (MADE)museum of australian democracy at eureka, eureka stockade reserve, eureka centre

Paper-covered book with map of Australia on the front coversee photoeducation, school, encyclopedia, general knowlege

This is the citation appointing Robin Gerard Penleigh Boyd, Esquire F.R.A.I.A., F.A.I.A., F.R.S.A. a Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. The citation states "Member, National Capital Planning Committee. For services to Architecture and Government".Citation on Governor General Commonwealth of Australia letterhead in envelope.Honours and Awards 12 June, 1971. Appointed a Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Robin Gerard Penleigh Boyd, Esquire F.R.A.I.A., F.A.I.A., F.R.S.A. Member, National Capital Planning Committee. For services to architecture and Government.

Colour slide in a mount. Unknown location, possibly Australia9 / Encircled 19F (Handwritten)robin boyd, slide

History of Vietnam with names of those who served (Australian)vietnam war, 1962-75, literature, ballarat rsl, ballarat

Framed Awards Certificate - Australian Catalogue Awards 2001

Framed Awards Certificate - Australian Catalogue Awards 2001

Three Australian soldiers in Korea showing WW2 serviceRon Marley, Denis O'Brien and unknown

2001 calendar showing gallantry awards issued to Australians

Spiral bound book recognising Australia's war heritage

Shoulder board with title for Royal Australian Corps of Signals.

Medallion produced to commemorate the Battle for Australia Memorial Year.

Royal Australian Army Medical Corps cap badgebadge/buttons, present, army

Royal Australian Army Dental Corps cap badgebadge/buttons, present, army

Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps (placed on U212)badge/buttons, currernt, army

Vietnamese Dolls presented to Australian Troops. Mauve Dressmodel, vietnam, general

Sutherland China Made In England

Programme of 1963 Australian Championships. Materials: Ink, Papertennis

The Conder Shield was sponsored by Major Wally Conder, a keen sportsman (amongst other occupations,) who sought to promote wrestling and boxing during his time as president of the Victorian Amateur Wrestling and Boxing Association. Presented to the winning club of the Inter-Club Gymnasium Competition, over a series of matches in individual athleticism. These included skipping, roller cycling and chinning bar, as well as light-weight, middle-weight and welter-weight wrestling. The clubs that vied for this shield were the Trojans (from the RVIB), Bonbeach Surf and Life Saving Club and Beattie's Physical Culture School. In 1934, the Trojans team consisted of Neil Westh, Charlie Bradley, A. McDonald, T. Hanlon, B. Cook and coach/captain V. Blucher. Mr Henry Vincent Blucher was a former police constable to lost his sight in 1931 due to a car accident, and who had previously held the title of Victorian novice middleweight. Metal plates on shield read: V.A.G.A. Inter-club gym contest 1933-34 Won by "Trojans" B.P.C.C. V.A.G.A. Inter-club gym contest 1935 Won by V.R.I. Gym Club Won by "Trojans" 1936 Won by "Trojans" 1937 Runners Up Bonbeach 1934 Runners Up Trojans 1935 Runners Up "Achilles" 1936 Runners Up "Achilles" 1937 Achilles Runners Up 1938 Presented by W.T. ConderImage of wooden shield with metal plaques and map of AustraliaInter-Club Gymnasium Competition conducted by Victorian Amateur Gymnasium Associationrecreation, royal victorian institute for the blind, awards