Clothes mangle [wringer] Wooden metal Turning Handle & rachet 2 tap screws for pressure B/N RollerHardwood rolls No 124 Household clothes Steel Ball Bearings The American Wringer Co New York USA

Part of the collection of donor's mother and grandmotherFour balls of artificial silk knitting cord contained in cardboard box. Colour of silk, 'Wood brown'Myrene Knitting. 4 cord. Shade 14.|Artificial silk 1/4 lb ball|Made in Englandhandcrafts, knitting

Black and White photograph, of Ballarat No. 18 at the Sebastopol terminus. Photo taken either late 1950's or early 1960. Tram has the destination of Lydiard St. Nth and a "Trotting Showgrounds Tonight" auxiliary board. 2nd copy added 6/1/15."TMSV Sales" stamp on rear. On rear of 2nd copy in ink "PM & MM H 63 = BALL 18"tramways, trams, sebastopol, tram 18

A report by the Future Requirements Committee dated 11 October 1978. The Committee members were(Chairman): I.W. Anderson, E. Cohen, A.N. Kemsley, L.D. King, J.M. Poulton, R.L. Simmons The Committee notes that its recommendations would probably be resisted by some Legatees but were necessary to meet the changing needs of dependants. They highlighted cancelling the supply of firewood, cessation in 1978 of the Badge Day appeal in Melbourne and the special Christmas promotion, and the Christmas Garden Party at Government House. Boys and Girls classes to be phased out, and Blamey House and Stanhope residences to be closed in 1979-80, with dental care to cease in 1980. They also recommended that more use should be made of labour available from ALL Legatees, and Legacy staff should be strictly monitored as the changes were brought into effect.After two World Wars, Melbourne Legacy recognised that the need for their traditional services was changing and they needed to be vigilant about the transparency of their expenditure.5 photocopied foolscap pages - poor qualityPage 1: 'Copy President from ER' in red ballpoint, 'H53' in blue ball point, 'B' in black.review committee, planning

Photograph shows the home of Ernest Ball and his wife Fanny, née Aust. The small child standing on the verandah has been identified as their daughter Mavis Ball (afterwards Mavis Ruglen).Black and white copy of original photograph showing a double-fronted house with a verandah. A young girl is standing on the verandah. House has decorative trim and iron lace on verandah.ernest ball, buildings, houses, 46 sussex street linton

A Tenex Patriot tennis racquet, with string whipping around shoulders and leather handle grip with X-formation perforations. Tenex Ball trademark features on crown. Tenex logo and model name feature along shaft. Tenex 'T' trademark with net and ball devices features on plastic butt cap. Materials: Wood, Nylon, Leather, Plastic, Ink, Glue, Lacquer, Metal, String, Enameltennis

The Returned Sailors and soldiers Imperial League of Australia was formed in 1916. Annual RSSAILA Balls (originally known as the Diggers Balls) were held to raise funds for those who returned fromconflicts especially those who were not eligible for war pensions.Socially , the ‘Diggers’ Annual Ball’ accomplished a great deal in bringing Returned Servicemen together. At this time, these functions were organised by self-appointed committees and proceeds were distributed among special causes – mainly to the RSSAILA members who were experiencing hardship.A rectangular card invitation to the Diggers' Military Ball, Monday 1st May 1939. Print is in black. The card is edged in gold. It is a Double Ticket - 7/6 RSSILAmilitary-balls r.s.s.i.l.a.

A carved black wooden club with a thick scaled snake coiled around it. At the clubbing end is a solid round ball. It is handmade and believed to have originated in the New Hebrides.weapon wood-carving new hebrides hunting

Candle snuffers were a common household item before lighting by electricity and gas became commonplace. They were used to trim the wick of the candle and extinguish the flame. items such as these are still used in homes and churches todayItems such as this have significance as it is a common item which would have been used by a many early people before the advent of electric lights. This item is typical of a decorative item having a functional use. Scissor action metal implement which sits on three small legs which have ball shape on the end.Silver in colour with scroll decoration on various parts of the implement.candle snuffer, candle wick trimmer

The Orbost football club players were known as the Busters and wore green and gold guernseys. An Orbost football team has participated in the East Gippsland League since the early 20th century. In 2003 in response to a dwindling population, the Snowy Rovers and Orbost Football Clubs were driven to merge into the Orbost Snowy Rovers Football clubs, through their many changes, have always been an important social fabric of the community. Sport is often regarded as an important part of life in rural Australia, contributing to community identity, sense of place, social interaction and good health.A black / white photograph of men playing football. Three men are jumping for the ball. The goal posts are on the right side. A large group of spectators are at the rear behind a fence.recreation sport-football orbost-football-club

Mayoral Ball 1955, Borough of Ringwood, in the presence of Mayor RC Horman and Mayoress Gwen. All material is from Gwen Horman’s three albums that she owned.

Bendigo Advertiser '' The way we were'' from 2002. Debutantes: Debs and their partners at the Sportsmen's Ball in the Bendigo City Hall on August 1, 1945. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Bowl previously owned by donor's mother and father Mr and Mrs Cassidy of Koondrook. Mr and Mrs Cassidy (aged 25 and 22 respectively) were honeymooning in Bendigo on 18th March 1920 and obtained the bowl from the Bendigo Glassworks. This was passed on to their daughter Edna Peacock. Associated with the bowl is an article written by Jim Evans for the Bendigo Advertiser December 13th 2012 in his 'History Lives' column. The article illustrates the connection between Jannaya McKenzie (work experience student) and the bowl that was obtained by her ancestors. Green glass Ball made by Bendigo Glassworks 1920. Approx. 20cm diameter with narrow neck (broken) Interior is hollow and painted with what is purported to be gold dust. koondrook. edna peacock., cassidy, artwork

Black and white photo: 11 naval officers on ship's bridge. Officers in uniform,. On back in ball point pen ' middle front row/Sam Bassett - Captain'cottage, miners

Newspaper clipping, Bendigo Advertiser Wednesday July 19, 1972. 'Tramways Era Ball' held on Friday July 28, 1972? Dress optional as 1890s - 1972.person, individual, basil miller

Black and white photograph, Michael Anderson kicking a ball while Paul Morgan is in the background. Bendigo Advertiser description: Michael Anderson Paul Morgan. ANDO SLArecreations, sports, soccer

Black and white photograph, photograph of Paul Morgan holding a Soccer ball in the air Bendigo Advertiser description: Paul Morgan Epsom v G City Soccerrecreations, sports, soccer

Group photograph of the garrison football team in 1944.Black and white photograph of 14 standing, 5 in uniform, 10 kneeling, including the umpire holding ball, 4 seated cross legged including the boundary umpire.camp 13, internment camp football fields

Extract from scrapbook of Mrs Jessie Williams. Invitation to Mr and Mrs H. E. Williams to ball in Box Hill Town Hall 16/7/1946.Invitation to Mr and Mrs H. E. Williams to ball in Box Hill Town Hall 16/7/1946.armstrong, norman, williams, h. e., wiliams, jessie, city of nunawading

Flyer printed on beige card, with unused Dance Card printed on yellow card for the Celebration Ball 23rd July 1971 for the Bendigo Municipal Centenary 1871 - 1971.Dance card unusedbendigo municipal centenary 1871 - 1971, flyer for celebration ball and dance card

Page advertising the Colonial Bush Ball Woosang 14/3/1980. Compere was Ted Stephenson. Featured the Wedderburn Old Timers. The programme of dances is listed on the paper.entertainment, dance, colonial ball, peter ellis collection, colonial bush ball woosang, ted stephenson, wedderburn old timers

A pewter sculpture of male figure with tennis racquet mounted on a square base. Figure is in action of serving ball. 'KAYSER' imprinted in base. Materials: Pewter/Metal compositetennis

Pair of hollow ceramic figurines; a female (.1) and a male (.2) character each holding ball and racquet and both wearing purple outfits. Materials: Ceramic, Pigmenttennis

The cover of the New Yorker (25 May 1935), featuring a cartoon of a number of men representing 6 sports, attacking a ball, in the centre. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

A sealed Spalding 'Pancho Gonzales' ball can, of three 'Hi Visibility Yellow' balls, with a metal pulltab closure and plastic outer cap. Materials: Metal, Plastictennis

A Penn '2' 'Davis Cup' tennis ball. Autographed in black marker by Monica Seles: TO/MARIA/ALL THE BEST/MONICA/SELES. Materials: Felt, Rubber, Inktennis