Socks dark blueuniform, 1972, general

Socks dark blueuniform, 1972, raaf

Socks medium blueuniform, 1972, raaf

Socks navy blueuniform, raaf

Socks navy blueuniform, raaf

Socks navy blueuniform, raaf

Socks navy blueuniform, raaf

Sock Long Khakiuniform, recent, army

Socks khaki longuniform, army

Socks khaki longuniform, army

Socks khaki longuniform, army

Socks khaki shortuniform, army

Socks black nylonuniform, ran

Regt No 3799330 is a Victorian National service Number from the 1965 - 73, D.M.Shugg completed 2 years National service..1) Khaki woollen sock ) name label stitched inside - cotton tape .2) Khaki woollen sock ) Written on name tags: “3799330 PTE D M SHUGG”uniforms - army, costume-male footwear, socks

This knitting booklet was used by Margaret Betty Williamson and her mother to knit items to be distributed to the Australia personnal of the Army, Navy and Airforce during World War 2. Parents owned the Clarkefield Store and Post Office.A small slightly tattered cream booklet with black printing and a red star shape on front cover.front cover "Guide to Knitting/Standard Socks..."1940s, world war 2, knitting, george evans collection

A pair of khaki Army socksclothing, mcphail collection

Socks cotton black shortuniform, ran

Socks cotton black shortuniform, ran

Socks nylon blue shortuniform, raaf

Socks cotton blue shortuniform, raaf

Socks cotton blue shortuniform, raaf

Socks cotton white longuniform, ran

Clothing, One cream coloured infant's sock. Ribbed top and patterned leg and top of sock. Old box 524.costume, children's, cream coloured sock.

Worn by Robert Lawson Promoted to Petty Officer Engineering (MTP) 1979This uniform was worn by Bob Lawson. Bob is a member of Lara RSL, and this uniform is representative of his service in the Royal Australian Navy.Two grey grey cotton socks. lara, rsl, military, war, australia, navy

The machine was most recently used by donor's father c2008 to knit socks, but had been used for many years earlier. According to family history, it is believed that the machine came to Australia with donor's grandparents in the early 20th century, and was created c1890-1900. It is still in working order and a demonstration was given by the donor during the acquisition process.Griswold stocking knitter machine. Black steel manual machine which clamps on to the edge of a table and is operated by turning a handle. Centre of machine is a cylinder which can be lined with pins to create the sock/stocking. Two detached parts of the machine include a bobbin holder and yarn feeder. Accompanying items include: 3 examples of incomplete attempted socks made by donor. 4 envelops containing instructions, pattersn, notes and advice on using the machine, created by donor's father and grandfather. 1 bobbin with grey yarn. 2 metal machinery pieces. 2 tins containing pins for the machine. 1 metal yarn feeder cone. 10 weights plus two weight stands. Stocking knitter machine has an identifier plate with patent numbers on the side.

Items issued to Frederick.E.ADDLEM VX142253. Refer Cat No 432.2 for his service history and 937P.Pair of large Army khaki woollen socks. In white, “Large 12 - 13”uniforms - army, costume accessories, footwear accessories