Used to protect legs during equine eventsManufactured and sold by Holden and Frost circa 1900Pair of leather leggings with fastening strap and stud closingleather, leggings

Used to protect ankles during sport and equestrian eventsAs manufactured and sold by Holden and FrostLeather anklettes with metal eyelids and claspsleather, putee

CLUNES RAILWAY STATION OPENED 1877 .1 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO PRINT OF CLUNES RAILWAY STATION (POSTCARD SIZE) .2 MATTE FINISH ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORIGINAL PHOTO (8X10) MOUNTED ON MASONITE .3 PHOTO PRINT ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORIGINAL PHOTO (8X5) .4 PHOTO PRINT ENLARGEMENT OF THE ORIGINAL PHOTO (8X10) .5 ORIGINALSEPIA POSTCARD OF CLUNES RAILWAY STATION .6 COLOURED POSTCARD OF CLUNES RAILWAY STATION .7 PHOTO PRINT ENLARGEMENT OF ORIGINAL PHOTO (8X10)ON FRONT: "CLUNES RAILWAY STATION" IN WHITE HAND PRINTINGlocal history, photographs, railway station

Personal watch owned by Colin KerrStainless steel framed round-faced watch, round glass showing copper coloured numbers and hands, single winding mechanism. Brown leather bands with metal buckle.53105 "Water Resistant", antimagnetic, stainless steel back, shock proof Olymp 17 Jewels incabloc Swiss madekerr

Alfred Wayne & Co. produced a number of braille writers over the years, including The Visible. Alfred Wayne (1854-1926) was listed as a 'manufacturer of small novelties in metal and steel' in the 1901, however by the 1911 census he had turned his company into a 'manufacturer of apparatus for use of the blind'. Together with Henry Stainsbury, they produced a number of braille typewriters as well as the more well know crab design of the Stainsby-Wayne brailler.Cast iron Brailler. The body of the Braille writer is painted in black with silver and gold painted inscriptions. Seven metal oval keys are situated at the front of the machine. The roller for turning the paper is made from turned wood.Marked: Painted on front of machine: "The visible/manufactured by/Alfred Wayne/Handsworth/Brimingham. Englandbraille equipment, assistive devices

Photograph - postcard - black and white/colour. 2 photographs the same except the colour. Electric Trams and in the background the City Hotel, Bendigo. Both written on their backs.place, streetscape, charing cross, city hotel, electric trams, alexandra fountain, charing cross.

Holster used to carry pocket knife attached to belt, manufactured by Holden and FrostManufactured by Holden and FrostBrown leather pocket knife holder with flap and brass stud. Belt loop on rearleather, folding knife, holster

Used to protect axe head during transportationManufactured and sold by Holden and FrostBlack leather axe head cover with fastening straps attachedleather, axe head, cover

Used to protect tommerhawk haed and made and sold by Holden and FrostAs made and sold by Holden and FrostLeather tommerhawk head protector with strap and buckleleather, axe, axe protector

Manufactured by Holden and FrostManufactured by Holden and FrostBrown leather Axe head protector. Silver buckle and studs, manufactured by Holden and Frostleather, axe head, protector

Leather axe head protector as made and sold by Holden and FrostMade and sold by Holden and FrostLeather axe head protector with leather strap and buckle leather, agriculture, civilian, axe head cover

Farming tool for moving hay in sheds, paddocks and stablesObject holds farming significance sold by Holden and FrostWooden handled three steel pronged pitch fork primarily for agricultural workfork, farming

Steel shears as were used in sheep shearingsupplied by Holden and FrostSteel hand shears as used in sheep shearingshears, steel

Lubricating agent used on moving parts on coaches, wagons etcUsed and sold by Holden and Frost ca 1900Red metal rectangular tin holding Dixon Flake GraphiteDixon ticonderoga Flake Graphite. re instructions on tinlubricating, carts, axles

Manufactured by Holden and Frost for illumination on buggies during ca 1900Manufactured and used by Holden and FrostKerosene coach lamp. Red painted. Drop down rear door with red glass circular lens. two square glass panels with red etched floral pattern in betweenbuggie, lamp, civilian 1900

Manufactured by Holden and Frost Ca 1900, for use on their manufactured buggies.Manufactured and utilised by Holden and FrostPair of steel carriage lamps. Square lens to front (opening) and round lens to side, either left or right, Brass fixing point and chimney. acetylene, carriage, lamps

Underwood and Underwood commenced manufacturing stereoscopes and cards in the 1880’s, and by 1900 they were selling 300,000 stereoscopes a year and producing 25,000 cards a day. A large volume of their photographic work survives to this day.A popular item which was in common use around 1900. The cards used, provide a useful view of people and places around that time. They were pioneers in the field of news photography. Many of their images are still available today.Metal viewing section with glass inserts with wooden extension with a sliding viewing section with metal brackets. Metal part has figured marking around top. It has a fold down wooden handle with metal hinge.Manuf’d Underwood & Underwood Patented June 11 1901Foreign patents applied for.warrnambool, stereoscope, underwood & underwood

Map: Township of Walmer, 2 hand Draughted Parish plansmap, township, walmer

Map: Bendigo sheet 2 . Parish planmap, bendigo, parish plan, bendigo

SECOND SHOP FROM TEMPLETON ST. IN LOWER FRASER ST. WAS WHERE THE FIRST COUNCIL MEETINGS WERE HELD BETWEEN 1860-1862. PROPERTY BELONGED TO MR. DOW.SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES LOWER FRASER STREET, TAKEN FROM SAND HILLS, SITE OF NORTH SHAFT SOUTH CLUNES MINE. NOTE BEEF SIDES ON WILLIAMSONS THE BUTCHERS VERANDAH. CLUNES SCHOOL WITH SPIRE IN BACKGROUND.BAWDEN - PHOTOGRAPHER CLUNESphotographs, clunes township

The mantel clock has a rich history that dates back to the 18th century. These smaller clocks were designed during an age when people wanted elegant timepieces that fit on mantels or shelves. Their compact size and decorative designs made them a popular choice for homes of the time. They graced the mantelpieces or tables in homes, serving as both functional timepieces and sophisticated decorations. These clocks often feature ornate wooden carvings and intricate designs, with their gentle ticking and chimes adding a cozy ambiance to living spaces. It was owned by Lance Sebire.A black wooden cased mantel clock with Roman classical design on the front and sides. It has a hinged brass and glass face cover. The face has a blue floral decoration.mantel clocks, clocks, timepieces

Advertising material in the form of a jugObject imported as a promotional object by Holden and FrostCream ceramic jug advertising Ellimans universal embrication, with pouring lid and handleEllimans Universal Embrocation. Stiffness aches sprains bruises. Diagram with cyclist jug, ceramic

This item was designed by surgeon Paul Herman Martin Sudeck to administer ether and then chloroform anaesthesia. Paul Hermann Martin Sudeck was a German surgeon (28 December 1866 - 28 September 1945). He first described his inhaler in a 1903 article, "Eine neue Aethermaske" (A New Ether Mask).The metal cone shaped mask has moulded features on the proximal end to fit over the patient's mouth. The distal end is rounded and has an area for the absorbent material (in this item, a sponge) through which the anaestheric ether or chloroform was dripped. The side 'arms' would have been used to attach a strap.inhaler, mask, cone, paul herman martin sudeck, germany, ether, chloroform, sponge, 1900

The glass phial contained liquid ethyl chloride, little pressure being required to liquefy the gas at room temperature. By directing the nozzle downwards at the skin or mucous membrane to be analgesed, a stream of liquid squirts out, vaporising on contact, thus producing transient local temperatures of approximately -10 qc. Ether's unpleasant smell agitated patients. Ethyl chloride's pleasant odour reduced agitation. It could be used for induction and worked quickly without irritating respiratory passages. Ethyl chloride spray could also be used as a local anaesthetic. Faded rectangular burgundy box containing a glass phial with metal and rubber lid that forms a spray nozzle. The lid of the box had a mustard coloured manufacturer's label wtih burgundy writing. The phial has a discoloured white label with red writing and a blue label with white writing.Printed in white ink on blue label: IMPORTANT / NOT DESTROY THIS TUBE, IT CAN / BE REFILLED FOR / 2/10bengue & co. ltd., london, ethyl chloride, 1900, local anaesthesia

The evolution of endotracheal intubation for anaesthesia was a slow process. Franz Kuhn (1806-1929), a head and neck surgeon working in Kassel, Germany, between 1902 and 1911, is said to have done more than any other to obtain general recognition for endotracheal anaesthesia. Kuhn's tube, is a flexible metal one inserted on a stilette which was then withdrawn. The tube was then secured with an elastic neck strap and connected by a rubber tube to a Trendelenburg cone. The glottis was packed with oiled gauze. Metal spiral tube with elaborate handle at one end and rounded at the other. There is a metal clasp at the base of the handle which all forms part of the endotracheal tube. Inside the tube is a curved metal piece that functions as an introducer.kuhn, endotracheal, airway, intubation

PHOTOGRAPH OF 10000 GAL TANK WHICH WAS BUILT BY CONRAD WEICKHARDT FOR THE CRESWICK STATE FORESTRY.PHOTOGRAPH OF TWO MEN STANDING BESIDE WATER TANK.local history, photographs, weickhardt

ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH PROPERTY OF MR. WILLIAM HARRIS OF SUTHERLAND STREET CLUNES.BLACK & WHITE COPY OF ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH - GROUP OF MEN AND WOMEN ASSEMBLED AT EDGE OF BOWLING GREEN AT CLUNES BOWLING CLUB WITH BUILDING BEHIND. ORIGINAL PHOTO MADE BY HORNBY PHOTOGRAPHERS OF CLUNES.ON ORIGINAL "CLUNES BOWLING CLUB MID 1920? "HORNBY CLUNES" ON BACK "H. BARKELL CLUNES" "V. B. OWENS FRASER STREET CLUNES"local history, photography, photographs, sport, bowling club clunes

PHOTOGRAPH OF HORSE AND CART WITH TANK-WEICKHARDT'S TANKS.F.W. WEICKHARDT - CHAMPION TANKS ARE BEST 4000 GAL. C. F. SCHULZE. KATYweickhardt's tank factory, weickhardt