a. Tourist Guide to the S.W. region - fold out map, with tourist destinations marked; description on reverse. b. Bumper sticker, round, red, with white print ' 'Victoria, all it needs is you' - Victorian Ministry of Tourism logo.

Contemporary postcard of Portland. 4 full colour views of Portland. 'Portland Victoria, Australia' in white on blue bottle margin, left. Traveller's Notes logo on right. Reverse has line map of Australia. Melbourne indicated, plus rectangular area Portland district. Valued $ 30.15 for 9 items

From Wikipedia: The MacRobertson Trophy Air Race (also known as the London to Melbourne Air Race) took place in October 1934 as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The race was devised by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Sir Harold Gengoult Smith,[1] and the prize money of £15,000 was provided by Sir Macpherson Robertson, a wealthy Australian confectionery manufacturer, on the conditions that the race be named after his MacRobertson confectionery company, and that it was organised to be as safe as possible.[2] A further condition was that a gold medal be awarded to each pilot who completed the course within 16 daysClear glass sandwich plate, commemorating the Air Race from UK to Australia. Map of UK and Australia, aeroplanes, etched into glass.Front: VICTORIAN AND MELBOURNE CENTENARY 1934-1935 - etched from beneathuk australia air race, macrobertson air race, 1934, melbourne centenary

This report was commissioned by the Melbourne Parks and Waterways in 1996. It contains a history of the place and building, and garden and landscape features. There is a Statement of Cultural Heritage Significance. Happy Hollow was occupied (and probably built) by Emmett Whatmough in 1893, and owned by John Cully McLaughlin. There are other family connections among the Greensborough district pioneers.Copy of document, 16 pages plus maps.happy hollow, whatmough, bell, mclaughlin, melbourne parks and waterways. cultural heritage significance

Soft covered booklet compiled and written by Capt A S Keighley MC showing the use of the protractor and field compass and reconnaissance for Battalion Intelligencemanual, map reading, field sketching

Soft covered booklet covering various details of military maps and how to read them. Price Two shillings and six pencemanual, map reading

Not significant to collection. Available for transfer to more appropriate collection.Booklet written for observers and pilots of the RAF and RAFVR to help them in preparing for their examinations.maps, charts, raf, observers

Trench art, brass tankard, brass bottom, Handle attached with solder Faintly engraved map of Middle East on one side and mosque on othertankard, mess property

A soft covered, stapled, collection of précis issued in 1942 by Army Tank Wing of the AFV School, covering AFV characteristics, orders, map marking, crew training RT Procedure, flag & semaphore signals, battle procedures, working with other arms etc.afv training, world war 2

Hard covered booklet for use of officer, NCOs and candidates for commission in the British Army and RAF explaining how to use a map and how to extract information from it. 4 copiesWO Code No 8868map reading

Hard covered booklet. 3 copiesWO Code No 9085field sketching

Soft covered booklet aimed at assisting with most map reading and navigation problems. 2 copiesDSN 7610-66-058-5570map reading

A yellow dust jacketed hard covered booklet enabling officers and NCO to make use of air photographs to support the map, and support ground recon and to use when ground recon is not possibleWO Code No 9484air photo reading