Paperback. Full Colour image on cover.Project Managed by Donna Bates (NORFORCE)

Cricket Players Winners of Dawson Trophy 1898B/W Group Portrait of a group of males in three rows most weraing cricket whites. second from left back row is holding a cricket ball ist left centre row is holding a cricket bat. 3 left centre row is holding a bat and wearing pads far right is also holding a bat.On The Left Side: Winners of the Dawson Trophy Season 1893 & On The Right Side: P(resented) to P Young E(sq) by the Stawell B Team Top of Photo: H.Lemon ( Umpire), E Cooper, A Neil, T Patterson, Rev Thompson, G Mitchell. Bottom of Photo: J Neil, D Thomas (capt), P Young, F Clarke, L Phillips T. Morgan J Stuart stawell sport

Painted, wooden plaque featuring a bat with a blue background with a gold outline. Vampire

All the people depicted in the photograph were staff members at the Ballarat School of Mines. Colour photograph showing 20 staffmembers of the Ballarat School of Mines. They are standing in the corridor of the Brewery building. The old brew tower can be seen in the background through the arch. Back row left to right: Alistair Shaw, ? , Russell Bray, ? , ? . 4th row left to right: ? , ? , Alan Pink 3rd row left to right: ? , ? , Debra Cummins, Carol Williams 2nd row left to right: ? , Merrill Pink, ? Front row left to right: ? , Malcolm ? , ? , Teresa Bates.ballarat school of mines, brewery building, shaw, bray, pink, cummins, williams, bates, m13874

A wooden racquet. Inscription across the throat and stem of obverse, and below an image of a black bat: THE BAT/LEEL/MASTER/MODEL. Inscription across the throat and stem of reverse: HARRY C. LEE & CO./NEW YORK/THE BAT/CUSTOM BUILT. Materials: Wood, Glue, Lacquer, Ink, Leather, Metal, Paint, String, Gut, Cloth tape, Adhesive tapetennis

A solid wood bat with a wedged back. Nails projecting from the base suggest adornment with an end wrap.The flat face is heavily indented, meaning the bat was used to strike a hard ball. Materials: Wood, Metaltennis

Piece of home churned butter was placed between the paddles and rolled into a ball for serving.Set of wooden butter pats, bat shaped, smooth on back - grooved on frontkitchen, food production, butter

Miniature wood cricket bat and stumps, carved from an original cricket stumpJ.F. Scott Trophy for Inter-house Cricket

Dog tag from WW 2Small dull dog tagC. HONYBUN 2339.37- BAT - A.I.F-C.E.

A solid wooden bat, with an elongated shaft, with the handle end slightly warped. Materials: Woodtennis

A solid wood bat, with a slightly projecting butt, and wedged back. The flat face is indented, meaning the bat was used to strike a hard ball. Faint manufacturer's details feature across the base of the face: LUMLEY'S LTD/GLASGOW. Materials: Woodtennis

A four page instruction manual for the game of Paddle tennis (known in Australia as Bat Tennis). The cover features a photo image of boys and girls playing a bat tennis game in Washington Square, New York City. Materials: Paper, Inktennis

The donor, Warren Perry, wrote the book on the history of the School of Mines. At the time of the donation, he was 100 years old and living in a Nursing Home. He also donated a number of books to the U3 Library.Number of young cadets in formation on the parade ground. Military encampment in Elsternwick in the background1st Bat. Vict'n Vol. Cadets in camp at Elsternwickwarren perry, dr perry, victorian volunteer forces, victorian volenteer cadets, elsternwick, 1st battallion victorian volunteer cadets, volunteer forces

Two colour photographs of memorials to W.L. Redmond in Eganstown Catholic Cemetery. W.L. Redmond 3rd Bat ANEF 1883-1945w.l. redmond, eganstown catholic cemetery, world war one

Wooden plaque featuring a carved vampire bat and boat. Painted white, blue, grey and gold."VAMPIRE"

Colour photograph of Scott Woodman (Grade 3) Champion - 2005. Bat Tennis and Table Tennis.education, primary, golden square laurel st p.s., golden square laurel street p.s. collection - photograph - scott woodman

Presented by W Hampson, Used & loved by Rowland Hill and skillfully weilded by him in many matches played for Harcourt cricket club. Harcourt was admitted to the Bendigo District Cricket association in 1924. Formed from a small community it was said “ everyone played cricket in Harcourt” Most of the players lived on fruit orchards, owned the status symbol of the time – a motor car- and were widely regarded as people of substance. Clearly they possessed the necessary pre-requisites for acceptance into the wider cricket community. Dates from the era when ‘gentlemen’ played cricket. Also notable for its connection with Colonel Robert Gartside, who was Killed in Action at Gallipoli on 8/05/1915Timber cricket bat with partially bound handle, split corner, many indentations and gilt letteringHarcourt CC Capt R Gartside Mr W Hampson, Best Bowling Average

Part of metal buckle or clasp in a shield shape. In the centre in relief are a cricket bat and stumps crossed diagonally. Two sashes curve across the bat and the stumps with the words 'Our War Is Our Weapons'. Item is rusted and the top of the shield has been broken.bendigo, gold mining, qc binks

A club-shaped solid wood bat, used for striking a hard ball exclusively across one face. Handle end has a small crooked butt for sturdier grip. Along the right side of bat is a number - either 1850 or 1650. Materials: Woodtennis

Bat used by Darren Croft to score a century and win Blackburn the McIntosh Shield in the 1993/94 season.

BLACK & WHITE TONED ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OF J.H. BOLT 21ST. BAT. A.I.F. CAP AND COLLAR BADGES.PT. J. H. BOLTlocal history, photography, photographs, military

Other number 03650.2Black and white photograph of Lindsay Davidson batting in a match, skipper of Cricket Club Lakes Entrance Victoriaclothing, sports

Part of metal buckle or clasp. Partial engraving in relief depicts a cricket match. Several players can be seen, one is leaning on a bat while another is running (bowling?). A cricket bat and ball can be seen in the frame.. Item is rusted and one half of the buckle is missing.bendigo, gold mining, qc binks

Item in the collection re Edwin James Jones No 3511 AIF. Refer 1367.5 for his service history..1) Match box holder, metal with paper covering. Covering has a depiction of a flag and Rising Sun with banner and text "Copyright. British Made." Writing has been scratched into the flag side. .2) Matchbox, complete made of cardboard. Red, black and yellowish face with text "Impregnated Safety Matches." Contains 2 matches..1) “Pte E Jones, 46 BAT-Good Luck"personal effects-smoking accessories, containers-commercial, metalcraft, domestic items-matches, jones

ORIGINAL SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF ALBERT GRANDSFORD PARKINSON AND MATE. ARMY CAP AND HAT FEATURED, ALSO MATERIAL [WOOL] PUTTEES ON LEGS. BOTH MEN ARE WEARING WRIST WATCHESTO MOTHER. LOVE FROM ALBERT. ALBERT GRANDSFORD PARKINSON BATTALlocal history, photography, photographs, military

Mr A. Overton's nephew, Don Strachan donated the medal.Gold coloured Star shaped medal with clasp, attached to Shield shaped medal."Wandin C.C. Batting Average 1919-20 won by A. Overton"

Photograph of Jim McDermott who the club batting award is named after. The pavilion is also named after himmurrumbeena, murrumbeena cricket club, cricket, cricket clubs, jim mcdermott

Book: 'BALL, BAT AND BISHOP: THE ORIGIN OF BALL GAMES'. Hardcover. First edition. Materials: Ink, Paper, Cardboardtennis