One from a set of six postcards related to the Gasworks and produced from early images by the City of Port Phillip: Retort House and Coke Yards 1880sCards have three logos: Gasworks Arts, City of Port Phillip, Gas and Fuel Corporationbuilt environment, industry, utilities - gas, south melbourne gasworks

One from a set of six postcards related to the Gasworks and produced from early images by the City of Port Phillip: Gasometer explosion Easter, 1920Cards have three logos: Gasworks Arts, City of Port Phillip, Gas and Fuel Corporationindustry, utilities - gas, south melbourne gasworks, disaster - explosion

One from a set of six postcards related to the Gasworks and produced from early images by the City of Port Phillip: Morning tea time at the power station 25 January 1928Cards have three logos: Gasworks Arts, City of Port Phillip, Gas and Fuel Corporationindustry, utilities - gas, south melbourne gasworks

One from a set of six postcards related to the Gasworks and produced from early images by the City of Port Phillip: Stay-in strike of 1937, men dancing while occupying the Gasworks, 11 August 1937Cards have three logos: Gasworks Arts, City of Port Phillip, Gas and Fuel Corporationindustry, utilities - gas, industrial disputes, south melbourne gasworks

Police investigating voting at Nunawading By-Election have been told by a senior Ministerial Adviser that the tactics in the A.L.P.'s Campaign must be kept confidential, which does not imply any illegality in tactics used. A Molotov Cocktail was thrown into a house next door to Martin Peake, Convenor of the Nuclear Disarmament Party. Mr Peake complained to the Electoral Office about How to Vote cards, distributed before the Election asking voters to direct preferences to the Democrats, then A.L.P.Police investigating voting at Nunawading By-Election elections, peake, martin, ives, bob

No 2 in a series of 25 cigarette cards from Ogdens Tobacco Company series on whaling production. Full colour, depicts crew member keeping watch from lookout on masthead. Look out made in shape of barrel with handrail, white border round card. Reverse has information relating to illustration on front. One of 18 cards - complete set contained 25 cards.

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The popularity of woven sild postcards peaked during the First Workd War 1914-1918. A thriving cottage industry began around 1915 and the quaity and colours of the silks used is extremely high. This card is one of three cards presented by the Tom Eastwell family in 2018. Further infirmation on Australian War memorial website: www.awmgov/collection/accessing-records-at-the-memorial/findingaids/guide-silk-postcard-collection#S11Historic and social significance: the ability of the sender to reassure their family of their wellbeing through the sending of embroidered postcards was a common practice among deployed servicemen during the First World War.Small light embossed cardboard and woven silk with embroidery on the front. The rear for correspondance, name and postal detailsWoven silk cards were first made in 1900 for the Paris Exhibution and became popular during WWI 1914-1918 . Embroidery depicting flags of France, Great Britain, Germany, Belgium and Italy, laurel leaf wreath, a thistle, red rose and the Red Cross Insignia. A check on the colours and design of all flags should be conducted. Message on rear: “With Best Love To Little Maisie from Tom xxxxxxxxxxxx “. post card; carte postale; postkaart; embroidered postcard