Metal Tie pin for prisoners of War Appeal. Circular shape with five points.

Part of a collection of clothes and outfits for puppets from Beinssen familyBlack bonnet for puppets with cream pleated frill around the front. 2 tiespuppets, beinssen, ww2 camp 3, puppetry, dr silke hesse, ekke beinssen, ww2 camp puppet theatre

COLOURED GREETING POSTCARD. A BUNCH OF VIOLETS, TIED WITH GREEN RIBBON SPRINKLED WITH GLITTER.MABELlocal history, document, postcard, greeting card

LENGTH OF WIRE DOUBLED & TIED AT INTERVALS TO ENABLE LAUNDERED CLOTHES TO BE HUNG TO DRY.local history, domestic item, laundering

This is a bound notice paper for a special meeting held on the 15 August 1986 by the Shire of Bulla to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of settlement in Sunbury. This is a small blue covered notice paper tied together with a pale blue ribbon.shire of bulla, sunbury, 150th anniversary, sunbury 150, kelly john, deluca pauline, neil o'keefe

Ernest Buckmaster (1897-1968) was born in Hawthorn. He was not a strong boy and was taken by his grandparents to help on their mixed farm at Box Hill until he was fourteen. He attended the local state school. In 1913 he was apprenticed to James Beament, a signwriter and amateur artist. After he was rejected for military service, Beament encouraged him to join the Victorian Artists Society and to enrol at the National Gallery Art School. On 24 August 1945 he was appointed an official war artist, commissioned to paint the Japanese surrender in Singapore. He completed twenty-five pictures for the Australian War Memorial. Lothian published his book 'The Art of Ernest Buckmaster' in 1951. REF: ADB entry. Thomas Carlyle Lothian (1880-1974), publisher and publishers' representative, was born on 7 May 1880 at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, eldest child of John Inglis Lothian, bookkeeper, and his wife Lillias Charlotte, née Smith. He arrived in Melbourne in July 1888, John having come to represent the publishing firm of Walter Scott. In 1912, on his father's retirement, he formed the company of Thomas C Lothian Pty Ltd. Following the outbreak of war, he formed the Lothian Book Publishing Co. Pty Ltd (from 1924 the Lothian Publishing Co. Pty Ltd). By 1918 he had published more than half of his total of some 230 titles, including, in 1916, his two most ambitious productions, Elves and Fairies, illustrated by Ida Outhwaite, and The Art of Frederick McCubbin.A black and white photograph of a man, wearing glasses and a suit coat, shirt and tie.thomas lothian (mr), ernest buckmaster (mr), windsor crescent, surrey hills, john lothian (mr), house names, york street, greenhaze, mont albert road, barton street, 'st abbs', 'tantalton'