French Music in the XIX Century by Arthur Hervey. Inside front cover photo of Corporal P.T. Knight whose death in France has just been announced. Mr. Knight was an employee of Allan's, Mitchell Street, Bendigo. He left Australia with the 8th reinforcement for the 6th Brigade. He was well known and much esteemed in Bendigo. He was the solo violin with the Bendigo Lyric Orchestra, also a member of the Military Band, Bendigo. On opposite page: London College of Music, Bendigo local prize presented to Percy Thomas Knight, December 1910 for excellence in Theory of Music section junior honours.books, music

Framed London College of Music certificate. Frame is wooden with an ornate carved surround painted ivory, charcoal and gilt. Glass has been broken. Certificate is printed on cream stiffened paper with black writing and illustrations.At the top a crest of the London College of Music is printed with the words Founded 1887 Incorported either side. A banner with the words London College of Music Great Marlborough St W is draped diagonally below the crest. A list of the Patrons, Board of Examination, Examiners and Examners (Colonial Centres) is printed below the banner. Beneath this list are the words' Pass Certificate This is to Certify that Kathleen Foster having duly fulfilled the requirements of the Examiners has been awarded this Certificate of Merit. Subject Pianoforte playing Senior Section Pupil of J C Rockelmann Esq'. Certificate is signed on behalf of the Council Ernest Wood Examiner and the date Nov 12th 1906.London College of Musicdocument, certificate, music

London College of music certificate. Certificate first class. This is to certify that Catherine Sinclair having duly fulfilled the requirements of the examiner has been awarded the certificate of merit. Subject: Pianoforte Playing . 28/11/1925.ephemera, mementoes, london college of music certificate

London College of music certificate. Certificate first class. This is to certify that Catherine Sinclair having duly fulfilled the requirements of the examiner has been awarded the certificate of merit. Subject: Pianoforte Playing . 19/12/1927.ephemera, mementoes, london college of music certificate

London College of music certificate. Certificate first class. This is to certify that Catherine Sinclair having duly fulfilled the requirements of the examiner has been awarded the certificate of merit. Subject: Pianoforte Playing . 2/12/1926.ephemera, mementoes, london college of music certificate

Certificate of Registration of Motor Car.document, certificate, registration

Small card issued by maples of pall Mall Bendigo. Small ornamental circle featuring Star of David in centre, andf lapel pin in the name of Florence Nightingale Memorial.

Printed coloured photographic postcard. Image is of a body of water with rocks and a bare branched tree in the foreground. Mountains are in the background. The words Derwentwater and Skiddaw are printed in white along the bottom edge. Reverse is addressed to Miss G Dean Glen Alvie Queenscliff. Handwriting covers the left hand side.BB London Series No G8 Printed in Germanypostcard

Postcard, WW1, B&W photo of the 2nd Battle Squadron, Victory March. Crowds lining both sides of a street. Men of the British Royal Navy led by officers marching with flag bearer at the front. Location not indicated but probably London.postcard, postcard, ww1, victory march, london, 2nd battle squadron

Postcard, WW1, B&W photo of the Royal Navy Victory March. Crowds lining both sides of a street. Naval men marching led by a brass band. See also CPC 1401 Series 176.postcard, postcard, ww1, royal navy, victory march, london

Postcard, WW1, B&W photo of the Royal Navy victory march. Crowds lining both sides of a street with a platoon of marching officers and sailors with rifles. More navy men following on. Location probably London. See also CPC 1401 Series 176 & 177postcard, postcard, ww1, royal navy, victory march, london

Postcard, WW1, B&W photo of Selfridges Victory Memorial (London) On a plinth are 3 statues of a sailor, airman and soldier in front of a statue of 'winged victory'. Two columns behind them. A group of ladies looking up at the memorial. Two copies.postcard, postcard, ww1, london, selfridges, victory memorial

Object. Unopened boxed set of Monopoly game in black cardboard box, with red, white and silver lid, which reads MONOPOLY NEW EDITION.Parker Brothers Inc., Salem Mass New York, London. US Patents 1,509, 312-2,026, 082. Made in USAtoys, general, monopoly set

Light cardboard cover, red. Price list of James Spicer & Sons' specialities in fancy papers.50, Upper Thames Street & Queenhithe Dock, London, E.C. Full catalogue of items and prices produce by this company. Inside front cover gives locations in Australia, 119, Swanston Street, Melbourne and 48, Clarence Street Sydney.book, magazine, catalogue

Publisher Walter Graham Blackie (1816-1906) began as a letterpress operator, printer and publisher. He married Marion Brodie 16/4/1846. In 185, his successful business in Glasgow, employed 60 men and 40 boys.The Imperial Atlas of Modern Geography published in London by Blackie and Son, Warwick Square, E.C.; Glasgow and Edinburgh in 1860 MDCCCLX. The atlas includes an extensive series of maps embracing the most recent discoveries and the latest political divisions of territory in all parts of the world compiled and engraved from the most authentic sources. world maps, index

index, bib, ill (plates), maps, ports, p.863.non-fictionLes Carlyon's The Great War is the epic story of the fighting men who wove themselves into legend as part of the largest tragedy in Australian history - 179,000 dead and wounded - leaving a nation to mourn its fallen heroes in 'one long national funeral' into the 1930s and, now again, a century later. As he did with the best-seller Gallipoli, Carlyon leads the reader behind the lines, across the western front and other theatres of battle, and deep into the minds of the men who are witnesses to war. Having walked the fields of France, Belgium and Turkey on his quest for a truth beyond the myth, Carlyon weaves us a mesmerising narrative that shifts seamlessly from the hatching of grand strategies in the political salons of London and St Petersburg to the muddy, bloody trenches of Pozieres and Passchendaele where ordinary soldiers descended into a maelstrom unimaginable. australian army - history, world war 1914-1918 - campaigns - western front

Index, bib, ill, p.144.non-fictionWar songs - War games - Armistice - Conscription - War propaganda.great britain - social conditions - 1914-1918, world war 1914-1918 - social conditions

A small photo of Robert Shapland a relative of Elma Winslade Wells. The photo is a half portrait of Robert showing him with black hair and a beard. He is wearing a black jacket. On the back the logo of the City of London photographic company, 2 queen Street Cheapside. Photo "Galvano" engravers to Her Majesty and the Royal Family.person, individual, robert shapland

A small photograph of Edgar Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Edgar is shown looking right. He is wearing a dark overcoat over a white shirt and tie. He has short, fair hair. On the back the logo of J. C. Turner & Company photographers to their Royal Highness the Prince & Princess of Wales, Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of Cambridge. 10 Burnsbury Park, London.J. C. Turner & Companyperson, individual, edgar shapland

A small black and white photograph of "Harriet", there is no surname, Balmoral Hill Blackheath. A relative of Elma Winslade wells. Harriet is show standing with her arms resting on a cushion on top of the back of what looks like a leather chair, she is wearing a black long dress. At the bottom T. Wright, Poplar. On the back the logo of T. Wright, photographer, 199 East India Road, opposite Poplar church, London.person, individual, female portrait

A small black and white photograph of Alice Winslade Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Alice has hair tied back and she is wearing a dark dress with a white collar. On the back the logo of T. C. Turner, photographer, 10 Barnsbury Park and 17 Upper Street, Islington, London.person, individual, alice shapland

A small black and white photograph of Auntie Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. She is standing next to chair her hands resting on a cushion, she is wearing a patterned dress with white collar and a white cap. On the back in pen Auntie Shapland (your father's first cousin) and the logo of T. C. Turner, 10 Barnsbury Park and 17 Upper Street, Islington, London.person, individual, auntie shapland

A letter dated 24/September/1866 and sent from London by Joe Rotherham to his sister. the letter advised that his wife Harriet had a baby daughter on 12th September, 1866 the baby was named Margaret.document

Hard covered book red with gold lettering and illustration of an engine, 267 pages with black and white illustrations & 5 fold out illustrations in the back, a black and white portrait of James Watt inside front cover with the inscription, I remain your obedient Servant James Watt, published by Crosby Lockwood and Co London 1881, other notations read Frank Arthur Stevenson Elwood Street Golden Square Bendigo & Please return to Frank A Stevenson 62 Honeysuckle Street Bendigo Vic & Mr W b Stevenson Elwood St Golden Sq in the back of book.Michael Reynoldsbooks, technical, engines, books-stationary engines- james watt

Blue hard covered book, Minerals & The Microscope, 130 pages with black and white illustrations, published by Thomas Murby & Co London, printed by The Woodbridge Press Ltd.H G Smithbooks, technical, minerals

Postcard: on front, hand coloured drawing of the interior of W.A. London's Pharmacy, Pall Mall, Bendigo. Glass cabinets and shelving holding bottles, on both sides of the store. At rear, a counter and two bentwood chairs. On back of card, written in pencil 'I love somebody I know, And I love somebody I know'. In address space : Mrs B Wallace, Euton Court, Seacombe Gr., Brighton. Letter accompanying the donation states that the child who wrote on the back of the post card was my half-sister Elizabeth Joan Haine Wallace (born 1923, died 1997) ... our grandparents, George and Emily Wallace, lived at Kamarooka Estate near Hunter, north ofBendigo. Catherine Wallace. 'Made in Germany' on back of card.bendigo, business, w.a. london pharmacy, pall mall

Postcard, B & W, post WW1, Australian Light Horse march through a street in London, people lining one side of street. Dated 5 March 1919. Two identical copiespostcard

Postcard, B & W, Mounted Canadian Artillery marching through a street in London with spectators on each side. Four or six horses pulling each gun carriage. Ten mounted Officers leading the parade. Three copiespostcard, ww1, mounted canadian artillery, london march, 1919

Postcard, B & W, post WW1, contingent of New Zealand army marching through a London street led by a brass band. Dated 5 March 1919. Spectators on both sides of street. Five copies.postcard, ww1, new zealand army, london march, 1919

Bendigo Advertiser "The way we were" from Wednesday, October 6, 2004. A full life: this photograph is of Annie Carr, born in 1849 in New Zealand. Her parents were William Carr, a blacksmith from London and Jane Jamieson of Kilbirnie, Scotland. She arrived in Sandhurst in June, 1854 with her parents and her sister Sarah. Sarah drowned in October 1854, in a waterhole at Maiden Gully. Annie married Louis Searle in 1871 and went on to have 14 children. Annie died at Northcote in 1922.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were