Wall Hanging; 3 parts looped red fabric. Featuring a sun. Was located @ Stockyard Galley - Curatorial Officer Shirlee McPherson to collect 10/07 & relocated to storage @ Korumburra Old Council Cahmbers

Framed copy of a lithograph.Set in red card window mount and gold metal frame. The print is a copy of an extract from a book which features an illustration of miners working coal in a South Staffordshire mine.

Decorated board presented to the Korumburra Shire by Daisy Chain Group students and Sieko from Japan in 1992. Features a fabric Japanese Girl dressed in a red and gold costume playing with a ball. Set on glossy gold card. The card is signed on the back by seven students.

Two illustrations and a letter.prepared by the Australian Decal Manufacturing Co. Pty Ltd . Includes designs for a decal/logo for the Korumburra Shire Council in 1980. The first illustration features a B & W print of the logo/decal on glossy paper. The second features a coloured version showing a segment of the same decal/logo. The accompanying letter is printed on yellow paper dated 10 September 1980 is written by the designers seeking approval of the design from the shire.

Framed embroidery featuring a Japanese junk in the foreground near trees and foliage. Mountain in the background. Cream paper window mount. Cream painted wood frame. Embroidered Japanese symbol lower left corner.

Handpainted white china plate featuring a figue of a Japanaese woman carrying a child on her back. Painted in colours of black, pink, blue and white. The design features Japanese writing down the right side of the plate and a gold painted rim. Green and gold circular manufacturers sticker on lower edge of front. Includes black plastic-coated metal stand.

Engraved silver-plate tray featuring a border of raised flowers and scrollwork. The square tray has four small legs and a mulitple fan design throughout the centre. Engraved text lower edge.

Certificate of Appreciation presented to the Shire of Korumburra for the Karmai Festival Committee, March 1994. Printed in black ink on grey textured paper. Signed by the President of the Festival Committee John Bailey.

Framed colour photograph of Queen Elizabeth II. Cream border with black text below image. Decorative brown wood frame. The Queen is seated and wears a short sleeved, white, bejewelled gown.

Illuminated address presented to Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Dickson. Dated 14 August 1929. This address was presented on the occaison of the Dickson's departure from the Dumbalk District. It was presented by the residents in appreciation of their valuable services to the community during their 38 years in residence. Presented in a decorative hinged card folder. Features painted flowers, trees and a country scene of a farm with cattle in the foreground.

Glass etched cube in blue velvet case. Etched with text and crest.

Etched glass plaque. Circular design on oblong base. Etched Chinese writing in base. metalic logo and building featured inside glass circle/disc.

Framed colour photograph featuring a waterfall titled Kings Waterfall, Arthurs Seat, Victoria. Set in green card window mount with black glossy metal frame. Appears to be one of a set of three. See SGSC.87 & SGSC.88

Letter mounted into plaque. dated Sept 2005 from the Minister for Planning. The letter is addressed to the mayor and Councillors of South Gippsland Shire Council. Brown polished wood plaque. Clear perspex sheet over letter affixed four brass screws with knobs.

Chinese watercolour featuring a landscape scene with trees and birds. Features are predominately in black. Fixed to light grey silk fabric fused to cream paper scroll. Chinese symbol stamepd in red lower right corner. Brown hanging cord at top and dark brown laquered pole at bottom edge.

Two Sands & McDougall heavy duty folders. Brown textured surface, heavy card covers with metal clips inside. "Shire of Mirboo" label inside front cover with typed "Prayer to Open Council Meeting". Sands & McDougall No.551. Texta numbers on spine 21 & 23.

Wood plaque with silver engraved plate affixed to front. Features a map of Victoria in the centre and logoat bootom edge. Dark polished timber.

Carved wooden trophy on stand. Dark polished wood; features five carved rounded shapes fixed with dowel onto a square wood base. Under base is written "ANDREW POTOCNIK/"SENTINEL" 1/9/REDGUM" Brass engraved plates affixed to each side of the base.

Framed colour photograph of Queen Elizabeth II. Set in brown wood frame with woodgrain window mount. The queen is featured as a young woman, head titled on side, wearing diamond necklace, bare shoulders. Apricot background colour.

Framed certificate awarded to Mardan Community 21 May 2001 from scouts. Signed by the scouts District Commissioner. brown wood frame with gold edging.

Engraved brass and wood plaque. Fixed to wall in Mardan Hall. Dedicated to the pioneers and founders of the hall in 1959

Framed newspaper clipping dated 30 August 1912 titled: 'Opening of Mardan South Hall/ Banquet and Ball/Mrs J. E. Mackey Declare Hall Open". Set in brown wood frame with brass plaque affixed on wall below frame. Plaque reads: "Mardan Hall Opening 28 August 1912'

Polished wood honour board dedicated to the soldiers of the Mardan District who fought in WWII. Features in alphabetical order the names of local men who enlisted and those who paid the surpreme sacrifice and died. Includes three military emblems featured at the top. All text painted in gold lettering.

Polished wood carved honour board. Titled Roll of Honour for Mardan State School No. 2516. features gold painted names totalling 21.

Polished wood honour board. Features carved lettering in upper edge with gold painted text in centre panel.

Wood and brass plaque acknowledging the new floor at Mardan Hall. Opened by South Gipplsnad Shire President, Cr Peter Western on 13th March 1998

Polished chrome clock with engraved plaque below.

Brass plaque mounted on wood board. Features Australian Crest above Olympic rings affixed to top with smaller plate affixed to bottom. The lower plate features raised text and engraving.

Set of five black and white photographs showing early Leongatha and Shire Councillors. Set in grey-brown window mount