Opera glasses, also known as theatre binoculars are compact, low-power optical magnification devices, usually used at performance events, whose name is derived from traditional use at opera performances. A pair of opera glasses with a leather caseearly settlers, market gardeners, theatre groups, operas

Army Issue Sunglasses and carry Caseequipment, 2010, army

Carry Case for EQ072 (Map table)equipment, army

Map case, Australian, Pat.15.equipment, ww1, army

Vases, 37mm Shell Cases (X2)miscellaneous, 1941

Composite Camera Case well used

Reproduction of the songs from a vinyl record by Eric LiffmanWHITE DVD IN BLACK DVD CASEeric liffman, audio, dunera

Spectacle or glasses Case (R.N. Wadsworth)stawell

USED IN THE OLD CLUNES HOSPITALWOODEN CASE WITH STAINLESS STEEL INSTRUMENTS"5" ON THE INSTRUMENTSlocal history, medicine, medical instruments, medical, surgical instrument, eye surgery, clunes, hospital, ophthalmology

Thermometer from Betty Geddes née Harrison of Carlton. Betty Harrison was married to Don Harrison who lived in Blackburn. After marriage they lived in Williams Road, Blackburn. Betty's brother owned the pharmacy in Carlton.Medical (Mercury) Thermometer in silver case.Geddes Pharmacy Carlton 1/2 Minute GHZEAL English Made Guaranteed|Q810 95 100 5 110medicine, nursing

Case containing black headed pinsSphinx Brandhandcrafts, equipment

Carpenter's Tape Measure in leather case.trades, carpentry

The 40 mm Bofors Mk4 cartridge is used in a variety of modern armoured fighting vehicles and ships. This cartridge has been used by the Royal Australian Navy as a ship armament since the Second World War. It is also compatible with the ground mounted Bofors L60 Anti aircraft guns which were used by the Australian Army since the Second World War.Chrome plated brass cartridge cases.Inscribed 40 mm Mk4 Lot 888 ECC 1955. Inscribed 40 mm Mk4 Lot 248 ECC AN 1955. Inscribed 40 mm Mk4 Lot 418 MF AAN 1955.

Used in WW2Brass shell case WW2 20mmDated 1942 (on base) 20mm BBC

presented to staff to mark the official opening of the Doncaster headquarters. Given to Laurence Spelling. Laurie Spelling joined the ambulance service in the early 1970s and completed various training courses at the Ambulance Officer's Training Centre. He was employed by the Peninsula Ambulance Service and later qualified as a paramedic and was MICA coordinator. In the period 1999-2003 he was area manager for Rural Ambulance Victoria.Bronze circular medallion in plastic case. presented to staff to mark the official opening of the Doncaster headquartersdoncaster, laurie spelling, laurence pearce spelling

hard red leather case with valves

WW2Brass shell case 2 poundA 1938 2 PDR 10/39

Brass shell case 40 mmA 1940

Metal case possibly for practice round