Made to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Portland. The word demijohn is French and is used to describe any large, narrow-necked bottle used to hold liquid. Antique or vintage demijohns are from Europe and were most often used to transport or store wine.Brown glazed pottery Demi-John made for the celebration of Portland 150th anniversary. 1984 Cork stopper. Commemorative.Front: Gold Pass '88. Whale in Triangle. Impressed into Pottery.demijohn, ceramic, pottery, celebration, 150th

Displayed at History House.Medallion - "Centenary of Melbourne 1935 Commemorative Medallion Victoria 1935"Front: Inverse: Centenary of Melbourne 1935 (Top) 1835 (Bottom) Back: Obverse: Centenary of Victoria 1934 (Round Top) Portland 1834 (Bottom)

Commemorative glass. Royal Victorian Bowl Association Far Western District Bowling Association Goodwill Tour 1999 (listing participating Bowling clubs)

Commemorative clear glass beer mug, gold rime and lettering 'G 7 R SIGNS SCREENPRINTERS'. Gold logo 'PORTLAND CITY MOTOR SHOW 1992 & WORK SKILLS EXPO'

Commemorative glass Portland Indoor Cricket Association.

Part of promotional package given to guests at community function 6 February 2004. See previous worksheetBlack clam case containing cast aluminium medallion commemorating 5 million tonnes of production at Portland. Medallion measures diameter 5cm x depth .5cmFront: Around edge - 5 million tonnes production August 2003 Centre - Logo, Portland Aluminium, partnering stronger communitites Back: Portland Aluminium plus logoportland aluminium smelter

Two wineglasses, gold rim with green print - 'Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Blessed and opened 6 May 1984'Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Blessed and opened 6 May 1984mary mackillop, glass, wine glass, souvenir, commemorative, 1984

Commemorative glass - tall ships in Portland. Tall tumbler, March 1988souvenir, glass, portland harbour, tall ships

Victoria's 150th anniversary commemorative plate. White china, round, gold rim around autside, and inner depression. Centre has coloured representation of Exhibition Build in Carlton Gardens, Melbourne, Vic. Outer rim has sepia sketches of Matthew Flinders, Lt. Governor David Collins, John Batman, Capt. Will Lonsdale, Sir Richard Burke, Charles Joseph La Trobe. Also 'Victoria's 150th Anniversary' flanked by helmeted honeyeater and Leadbeater's possumBack: See also, Other Information 'Victoria's 150 years' Issue No. 457, Maker's stamp, Macquarie Heritage stampvictorias 150th anniversary, commemorative, souvenir

Commemorative medal commissioned by the Victorian state government as a souvenir of the Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh to Victoria in 1954. The medal was presented to all Victorian school children. It was struck by Stokes & Sons of Melbourne. The Queen and Prince Philip visited Victoria from 24 February to 9 March 1954. The first reigning monarch to tour Australia, she arrived in Sydney on 3 February 1954 and departed the country from Fremantle on 1 April 1954. The Royal party visited all the capital cities apart from Darwin, and over 70 country towns.Bronze medal, hanging from a rectangular bar. The obverse of the medal features profile portraits of the Queen and Prince Philip. Presented to children of Victoria on Royal Visit, 1954Obverse: bust of Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh Reverse: E II R Royal Visit/ 1954/ Victoriamedal, queen elizabeth ii, 1954, royal visit, victoria, numismatics, celebrations, schools

Limited edition first day cover. Buff coloured envelope with map of southern Victoria, 50 cents Admella stamp, Post marked with first day issue Admella commemorative pictorial Postmarker, 6 August 2009. Also Admella 150th logo, 'Historic Shipwrecks' on front. Back to short history of shipwrecks, Admella, Loch Ard, and dunbar and 5 cents butterfly stamp.

Gold metal lapel pin in shape of ship's wheel. Blue, white, brown Admella 150th logo in centre. Pin attached to yellow card. Diameter of Pin: 3.4 cm Card measures 7.5 x 5cm

Spoon commemorative Victoria 150th with map of Victoria.

Envelope, 1st Day Cover, First Fleet Re-enactment Fleet. White envelope, coloured depiction of HMAS 'Bounty' on lef; 37cent commemorative stamp showing boat rowing ashore, Botany Bay; cancelled 26 March 1988 at Portland.stamps, first day cover, souvenir

Envelope, First Day Cover, Rotary, Portland 2005 Rotary Logo, Rotary Centennial Bell, 50c commemorative stamp, cancelled 21 April 2005.

Envelope, 1st Day Cover, Royal Visit to Portland, 1970. ½ Union Jack on left, 5 cent comm stamp cancelled 7 April 1970 at Portland.first day cover, stamps, souvenir, royal visit, commemorative

'Copper' medallion, First Fleet Re-enactment commemorative. In clear plastic triangular shaped case and embedded in green plastic, white lettering, 'Hanimax Fuji' on one side and 'commemorative medal' on the other.

Wine glass, Port of Portland 50 years 1952 - 2002, mauve text, blue and green curved lines.port of portland, 50 years celebration, celebration, 1952, 2002, domestic item

Metal spoon, boxed, coloured view of harbourFront: 'PORTLAND VICTORIA'S BIRTHPLACE' Back: 'SONIC PRODUCTS' - embossedsouvenir of portland, portland harbour, spoon, souvenir spoon, commemorative

Short stemmed wine glass, gold decal of Sandford Mechanics Institute 1886. Gold rim.mechanics institute, sandford, glass, commemorative

Clear glass, small scotch glass pictorial re-enactment First Fleet, coloured picture of sailing vessel on front. Gold rim.commemorative glass, first fleet, scotch glass, domestic item

White ceramic coffee cup. Whale logo in blue. Cup tapers towards base.Front: 'Portland Golf Club Inc' - blue, underneath logo Back: Makers stamp - Horse 'Montgomery Super vitrified hotel ware China'portland golf club, commemorative, souvenir cup, mug

White, fine china Westminster plate, commemorating Portland's 150th Anniversary. 150th logo in centre. Black print surrounding, gold rim.Front: 'PORTLAND'S 150TH ANNIVERSARY 1834-1984 VICTORIA'S FIRST PERMANENT SETTLEMENT' Back: Maker's mark: 'FINE CHINA WESTMINSTER AUSTRALIA'souvenir of portland, 150th anniversary, plate, commemorative

Dark blue ceramic coffee mug, gold and blue band above and below depiction of First Fleet, on one side of mug; route taken from England to Australia on the other; light blue and gold. Oval with '200 years FIRST FLEET commemorative', one on front, one on back of mug.

From Wikipedia: The MacRobertson Trophy Air Race (also known as the London to Melbourne Air Race) took place in October 1934 as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The race was devised by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Sir Harold Gengoult Smith,[1] and the prize money of £15,000 was provided by Sir Macpherson Robertson, a wealthy Australian confectionery manufacturer, on the conditions that the race be named after his MacRobertson confectionery company, and that it was organised to be as safe as possible.[2] A further condition was that a gold medal be awarded to each pilot who completed the course within 16 daysClear glass sandwich plate, commemorating the Air Race from UK to Australia. Map of UK and Australia, aeroplanes, etched into glass.Front: VICTORIAN AND MELBOURNE CENTENARY 1934-1935 - etched from beneathuk australia air race, macrobertson air race, 1934, melbourne centenary