Buff color cover with the title and the author's name in dark green lettering on the spine and front cover.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.short stories, australian

Dust cover is a buff color with the title and author's name in navy blue lettering on the front cover and spine.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.short stories, australian

Cover is olive green with the title and author's name in gold lettering on the front cover and spine.fictionA story of the hill country of Victoria set in colonial times.short stories, australian, victoria

Red cover. Title and author are in black lettering on front cover and spine of book.fictionAn Australian children's story set in colonial times.minagong, marion miller knowles, australia, fiction

Cover is blue with the title in gold lettering on the front cover. Title and author are in gold lettering on the spine.fictionA selection of Australian poems.poems, poetry, australia, marion miller knowles

Green front cover with some decoration in gold. Title and author in gold lettering on spine.fictionA series of short tales and sketches.short stories, sketches, australia, marion miller knowles

Dark green cover with the title and author in gold lettering on the front cover and spine.fictionA selection of songs.songs, australia, marion miller knowles

Cover is olive green. Front cover has a drawing of a young girl standing under some trees looking out over the sea to a boat. Title and author are in black lettering on the spine.fictionA sea-shore tale.sea, sea shore, australia, marion miller knowles

This item is an example of a hand crafted item showing the needlework skills of women in the early 20th century.Hand embroidered linen doily. Round. Blue, yellow, green and red flowers.doily handcrafts needlework linen embroidery

Soft covered booklet on winners of the George Cross, including former Principal of the Ballarat School of Mines Richard W. Richards, dick richards, richard w. richards, george cross

Index: non-fictionrees, family history

Purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund with the assistance of Quota International, Horsham and the Robert Salzer Foundation, 2013acrylic on canvas, pins

Gift of Drew Isley, 2001

Linocut print and silk on paper.-

p.342.fictionA novel set in revolutionary Romeengland - fiction, italy - history

p.458.fictionRomantic fiction set in Veniceengland - fiction, romantic fiction

Index, ill, p.613.non-fictionStudy of the ancient city of Romerome - description, rome - history

P.443.fictionSant' Ilario is an absorbing story depicting the impact of social change on an Italian family during the late 1800s. Set mostly in Rome, it tells the fascinating tale of Sant' Ilario, A Lady of Rome, and Giovanni Saracinesca. The novel presents an interesting picture of the period, describing the spiritual and economic concerns of the aristocracy at a time when its power and position were under attack from the emerging forces of modernity.england - fiction, italy - history

Colonial Edition.Green cloth-bound hard-cover book. Cover somewhat faded, staining, other marks. Good condition.On flyleaf, 'To,/Hon. Thomas Hunt J.P./Kilmore/From P.J. Mullaney/Carlton'.thomas hunt, adult fiction

Children's poetry. From the childhood collection of Monica Turner, nee Smith, descendant of early Kilmore business families, the Morrisseys and Hartnells.Brown paper covered board cover, plastic protective cover secured with yellowed sticky tape. Binding tight and square. Some foxing and stains/marks throughout. 56 pp. Good condition.Nil.children's literature, turner collection

Paperback with black & white photographs grouped at centre. Cover worn & creased. 214pp. Small tear to upper back cover at spine. Good condition.non-fictionStory of the childhood and early adult years of the Princesses Elizabeth & Margaret written by their former governess, Marion Crawford.british royalty

non-fictionA record of the descendants of Robert and Mary Hatch who came from Ireland and settled In southern New South Wales from 1828 to the present day. The Hatch family sailed for Australia from County Down, Ireland on the 'Sarah', arriving at Tasmania on 14 October 1832. They first settled in Hobart, where Robert was a baker for around four years, On 30 July 1836 the family of six arrived in Sydney from Hobart on the barque 'Strathilsa'. Robert and Mary had another five children, and lived in a number of different places including Goulburn, Tarago, and Queanbeyan before settling on a farm at Mullengandra near Albury.hatch family australia, irish immigration, mullengandra nsw

Saunders Waterford - water coloursigned: M Chapple (lower left)