Fold out series of six colour postcards showing scenes from the Central Deborah Gold Mine. Images include: preparation for underground tour, winder driver and engine room, poppet head, first aid room, historic mining exhibits. Missing from Folder 131 2.2.2023. Richard LethleanAustralian Souvenirs and Marketing, 10-12 Roberna St. Moorabbin. 3189

Colour photo of the sailing ship "Lord Nelson", souvenir of the Tall Ships visit 2013. Launched 1985, owned by "Jubilee Sailing Trust", a 55 metre, 368 ton barque used as a trining ship for people of all physical abilitiestransport - shipping, ss lord nelson, tall ships

embossed with "QANTAS" and pockets containing postcards

Silk postcard from France written by unknown WW1 soldier from Milawa addressed to Mrs G Kittle/Kettle c/- Post Office Milawa. WW1 service records reveal Charles James KETTLE 29741 was born in Milawa and enlisted on 15/4/1916 aged 39 years. He embarked on the 3/10/1916 and served in France prior to being diagnosed with a tumour and whilst being repatriated home died on 10/8/1917 and was buried at sea. Listed place of association was Wangaratta. Embroidered silk postcards were first made in 1900 for the Paris Exposition. The popularity of silk postcards peaked during the First World War 1914 - 1918.They were mostly embroidered by French women in their homes and then sent to the factories for cutting and mounting on cards. Many of the cards were illustrated with patriotic symbols, flags, slogans, or sentimental texts. During the First World War, many Allied officers and soldiers based in France sent silk embroidered postcards to their loved ones back homeRectangle cream cardboard postcard with embossed border containing coloured embroidered stitch work of a basket and in words “forget me not” on silk Handwritten inside - just a souvenir of your beloved France from one of the boys from Milawa addressed to Mrs G Kettle/Kittle Post Office Milawa via Wangaratta Victoria embroidered postcard, ww1, milawa

on front there's no flies on the Beer at STAWELL Lift up the booze - Please don't refuse - and here's to our next meet, while behind son views you'll find, And I send you my hearty greeting. Tourist Novelty to be mailed. Photo Valentine 1274 Publishing co, MelbournePostcard with flap. with small photos. Colour print of a pot o fbeer with a fly on the rimtourism

Commonwealth Memorial Lower Main Street StawellErected in Honor of First ParlimentPostcard with Stamp of Commonwealth Monument Main Street. Boys Sitting around BaseFront- Souvenir From Stawell (Victoria) A Picard - Stawell) Commonwealth Monument. Rear - Miss K A Simpson Young House Parkside S.A.stawell

WW1 Significance.WW1 Postcards 1 x 'Souvenir from France', 1 x 'Happy New Year', 1 x 'A Kiss from France, 1 x 'Best Thanks'Writing in pencil on the rear of 2 x postcards with greetings to family.