Tin box printed with various sporting scenes. Scene on lid depicts a tennis match. Other scenes include skiing, rugby, boules, and beach bathing. No printed writing or inscriptions. Materials: Metal, Painttennis

Tin box designed to contain two packets of chocolate biscuits. Now empty. Lid printed with a scene of a ca.1860 picnic and cricket match. Materials: Metal, Inktennis

A sealed can of three Wilson 'Optic Yellow Match Point' tennis balls. Clear plastic reclosure cap over a ring-pull style lid. Materials: Metal, Ink, Rubber, Synthetic materialtennis

An unsealed Wilson dome-top tennis ball can with lid. Key and seal strip lost. Contains 3 original 'Match Point' balls. Materials: Metal, Ink, Rubber, Felttennis

An unsealed Wilson dome-top tennis ball can with lid. Key and seal strip lost. Contains two of 3 original 'Match Point' balls. Materials: Metal, Ink, Rubber, Felttennis

An empty Country Club cigar box, top label printed with illustrations of sporting scenes, including a tennis match scene. Lid stapled to box. Materials: Wood, Paper, Ink, Metaltennis

Customised matchbox used as promotional materials for the Log Cabin, Macedon. The obverse depicts a man smoking a cigarette against an abstract black and white background. The reverse contains information about the restaurant. Black & White / Milder / The Log Cabin Restaurant / Macedon / Calder Highway / Phone 257containers, matches, the log cabin restaurant -- macedon

A Bryant & May Greenlites matchbox containing wooden waterproof matches. The front of the box has the name Greenlites waterproof matches printed in white and black lettering on a green background with an illustration of a man and a woman boiling a billy on an open fire at the beach. There are worn striking surfaces on each side. The box is covered in purple paper.Greenlites waterproof matches E2994 Contents 47 Made in Australia by Bryant & Maymatches, matchboxes, safety matches, cases

Blivets were developed in the 1960s and 70s. The small package contained jellied petrol which had a small electric match or detonator wrapped around it. They were mainly used as high intensity slash burns and could be wired-up days or weeks before they were required. The blivets were arranged in concentric circuits to develop a large convection column. But the circuits were prone to damage by wildlife if left out too long. DAIDs were also taped to blivets as mini “Molotov Cocktails” and thrown into patches of dense or hard-to-access slash. Small plastic container filled with jellied petrol.forests commission victoria (fcv), planned burning

The context of this object requires research.Oblong box with sides for striking matches, purple underside and red and dark blue upper side with text. Bryant & May, Bell & Co., Pty. Ltd., Melbourne Impregnated Safety Matchesmatchboxes, bryant & may, fire

From World War IMetal match box cover.Gloria Victoria Feldgrad

R Bell was a company based in London. They decided to open a factory in Richmond, Melbourne in 1894/5 to produce wax tipped vestas (matches).10 cylindrical matchboxes. On the lid the name R.Bell & Co. Melbourne with a red ornate cross in the middle. 6 of the boxes contains matches, 4 are empty. On the cylinders lines in different colours. from George Harris estateephemera, mementoes, match box