Small statuette of a World War 1 ALH (Australian Light Horse) Officer presumably made of pewter, mounted on a marble base. The base has a small replica version of the Australian 'rising sun' badge, the badge is similar to the 'kings crown' version worn during World War 1.

Two photographs of a cricket team possibly pictured seated in front of the Frankston Football Ground grandstand.

Metal cylinder with hinged lid. Internal surfaces painted with black enamel paint. External surfaces painted olive green. None apparent

Type ?? compass, standard issue to Army personnel during the World War 1 period. This compass is complete with a leather pouch. Refer item 00424.1 and 00424.2

A miniature book of common prayer, with front page(s) missing and notation inside rear cover " T R Cook, William Road, Carrum Downs, Received France"On last printed page, a notation "Eyre & Spottiswoode, Kings Printers, London NE

Type ?? compass, standard issue to Army personnel during the World War 1 period. This compass is complete with a leather pouch. Refer item 00424 and 00424.2

An example of a standard care pack containing personal items issued to personnel on active service. The pack contains a number of daily toilet requisites for washing, shaving, tooth cleaning and personal hygiene. This example was issued to service personnel serving in Timor and is contained in a grey cardboard box with a lid to close the box. 1 x notepad and pen 1 x lip balm stick 1 x hail clippers 1 x comb 1 x shaving brush 1 x stick shaving soap 2 x "Schick" razor packs 1 x face washer 3 x "Palmolive" soap 1 x packer of "Wet Ones"1 x "Mitchum" roll-on deodorant stick 2 x "Colgate" toothpaste tubes 1 x "Colgate" dental ribbon 1 x "Oral B" tooth brush 1 x "Johnson's" packet of cotton buds 1 x nail brushDAS Distribution Defence Personal Items Pack Male N.S.N 8465 66 145 6306 (NATO Stock Number)personal, hygene

Cap, forage with peak. Standard issue to RAAF personnel (navy blue) with embroidered RAAF emblem. A label inside of the crown has details of manufacture, including the date, 1988, and the name Lamb N. T., service number A13731.

A standard issue black webbing belt worn with everyday uniform and dress uniform. This belt has brass keepers fitted to the ends however does not include brass slides and buckle.

A clear plastic pack containing two implements which are a combination can opener, bottle opener and measuring spoon. These implements were included with standard field ration packs and are made of plated metal featuring a small hinged cutter attached to the main body. These were commonly called a Field Ration Opening Device (FRED) by defence personnel.The body is stamped with the standard Department of Defence symbol: "/|\" .

Standard issue cleaning kit for the Styer automatic weapon. The kit consists of a flexible cord pull through, two wire brushes and necessary items for day to day maintenance of the weapon.

Standard Australian Army issue field uniform bush hat, also referred to as a 'giggle' hat. This hat is made from a heavy canvas drill fabric in a jungle green colour.

Pocket book size with buff grey linen hardcover imprinted with black lettering. Example of the New Testament that was presented to members of the Victorian Contingent of the Australian Imperial Force during World War 1. The inside front cover has a label insert with a printed message "Printed by the British and Foreign Bible Society and signed Fred G Barley, Gen Sec. Melbourne 1916". The opening pages have a blue stamped imprint with the following inscription "Presbyterian Soldiers' Institute Royal Park Camp" in an oval shaped border. Book published by the British and Foreign Bible Society, 146 Queen Victoria Street, London. The front cover has the following inscription in black print, "NEW TESTAMENT".