Two sprigs of pressed flowers

Coloured cut-out image of a cupid resting on a cloud. Possibly from a from a greetings card.

Port of Portland AuthorityFront: Colour Tape 2 Iron Barron loading/unloading cargo at KS Anderson wharf (black pen and white sticky tape, top of reel) B & W - Henty Groyne Fishermans B/W Tape 2 (black pen and white sticky tape, top of reel)port of portland archives

Pen and ink illustration 'The Waterhole', illegible writing in pencil below the illustration (significance unknown)

Port of Portland CollectionFront: C. E. Heinke/ Submarine Engineer 103 GI Portland St London (brass plate on side of pump)port of portland archives

Reproduction coloured print of reflections on water? Scandinavia, mounted on buff card

As the Port of Portland understands it (see letter), Mr John Francis arranged for this photograph enlargement (unframed), from Council funds, and it was loaned to the Port of Portland Authority Marine Social Club. The Marine Development arranged to have the photograph framed. For further detail talk to John Francis about photograph and the NWST Tug Crews (contact either Mr Bill Fellows or Ken Whistler) with regard to any notation they may wish for with respect to the photo and the frame.Front: (no inscriptions) Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland archives

Small wooden, footed bowl with inlaid 'E'. Made by Ernest York of Mildura from wood from a Portland gun carriage rescued from the edge of Fawthrop Lagoon in the 1950's. The white of the 'E' is bone and the shadow is ebony from Africa. made as a gift for Elsie Rose

Port of Portland Authority ArchievesBack: 4.00pm 14/10/80 Tide ro 4m View east from 1/2 way between start of Dutton Way & Maretimo Gate Pencilport of portland archives

Hand painted poster by Elsie Rose, 1945, 'The Newest Hospital for the Oldest Town'. Black border, yellow background, red printing, pile of brown bricks left hand side, replica on shilling a brick, be a brick and finish the jobelsie rose

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Western Aranda artist, Gerhard Inkamala. Born in 1917, Gerhard was the nephew of Albert Namatjira and grew up being inspired by his artwork and the surrounding landscapes. He became a skilled artist and during the 1940s was one of the founders of the famous Hermannsburg School of Art. In the 1950s Gerhard and his brother Adolf were included in a group exhibition in Alice Springs at the home of Rex Battarbee who was the Warrnambool-born art teacher of Albert Namatjira. He died in 1977.A landscape scene showing the Australian outback. Trees and shrubs in the foreground with rocky hills in the background. The foreground is an ochre/orange colour and the hills and rocks in the background are a blue/grey colour. The sky is clear and blue. Signed bottom right. The work is mounted on cream mountboard and framed in a white timber frame under glass.'Gerhard Inkamala' signed bottom right hand side of the painting.

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Painting, oil on board. Floral design red and white flowers, greenish-grey background. Gilded wooden frame. Two eyelets, wire for hangingBack: Picture framer's sticker, white, blue print. DG Coope and son, Bendigo

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Glass tumbler, solid base, 'dimpled', bottom, gold rim, gold printed trefoil, 'GIRL GUIDES AUSTRALIA' 'GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION PORTLAND VICTORIA 60TH ANNIVERSARY 1927 -1987' on opposite side of glass

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The Polly Woodside was built in Belfast in 1885, the three-masted cargo vessel carried coal and wheat between England and South America.Wooden wall plaque - a carving of the 'Polly Woodside. It is stained, gold with brown tones. In a frame which is painted gold, 3 strips of timber screwed to back of plaque, top bottom and centre. Two eyelets and string for hanging.Back: 'The Polly Woodside carved by W.L. Dusting 1974' - hand written, black birocarving, artwork, polly woodside

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Painting of Whaler's Bluff - needs description

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PORT OF PORTLAND COLLECTIONScale model of Portland Harbour in display case. Case: four sided, pyramidal, on collapsible legs. Portland Harbour Developmentportland harbour, scale model, structure, harbour development

Port of Portland Authority archives.Front: (no inscriptions) Back: APML a heavy lift Oct. 1959 on board velles 'Ixion'. (top, pencil).port of portland archives

Illustration shows an artist's impression of the ultimate development of Portland Harbour. Full colourFront: 'Impression of Ultimate Development of the Port of Portland' - black script bottom mountportland harbour, development, town development, growth

Port of Portland Authority archives.Front: (no inscriptions) Back: October 1956 vessel 'Ixion' discharge a heavy lift for APML (Australian Paper Manufacturers) (top left, pencil)port of portland archives

Port of Portland Authority archives.Front: (no inscriptions) Back: Discharging coffee beans - Nedlloyd Fremantle (lower right, blue pen).port of portland archives

Tapa cloth was given to Mr Mel Bartlett by the King of Tonga, for drilling wells for water in and aid program.Wall hanging, floor covering or bed cover - traditional offering as a wedding gift. Highly prized by Tongan villagers. Symbols depict trees, flowers, moons, stars. Images repetitive. Made of Tapa bark, hand .