A grey coloured cover with black information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-041-6374. Under the Australian Army insignia are the details of the booklet. There are two punch holes down the left hand side of the booklet.australian army, booklet, aide-memoire, regimental officers, non-commisioned officers

A light blue coloured cardboard cover with black information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-029-4426. Under the Australian Coat of Arms insigna are the details of the booklet. There are two punch holes and two rusty metal staples down the left hand side of the booklet.australian army, aide-memoire, regimental officers, non-commisioned officers, booklet

A grey coloured cardboard cover with black information on the front. Top of the booklet written in black texta is Lloyd, E.W. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-041-6374. Under the Australian Army insigna are the details of the booklet. There are two punch holes down the left hand side of the booklet.australian army, aide-memoire, regimental officers, non-commisioned officers, booklet

A light blue coloured cardboard cover with black information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-029-4426. Under the Australian Coat of Arms insignia is the description on the booklet. There are two punch holes and two rusty metal staples down the left hand side.booklet, australian military forces, aide-memoire, regimental officers, non-commisioned officers

A light blue coloured cardboard cover with black information on the front. Top right hand corner reads 7610-66-029-4426. Under the Australian Coat of Arms insignia is the description on the booklet. There are two punch holes and two rusty metal staples down the left hand side.booklet, australian military forces, aide-memoire, regimental officers, non-commisioned officers

p.13.non-fictionThe parliamentary standing committee on Railways on the Colac-Crowes Non-Paying railway line in Victoria in 1931.railroad construction - victoria - history, vr narrow gauge railways - victoria - history

illl, p.233.non-fictionStories of railway journeys around Australiarailroad travel - australia, railroad passenger trains - australia

Non ministrari sed ministrare translates to "not to be served but to serve"Navy blue unlined damask curtain with 37 brass curtain rings on light blue silk binding. The curtain has a appliqued Presbyterian symbol of a cross, burning bush and text in damask, silk and metal cord."non ministrari sed ministrare"

This item was used to place in the bottom of saucepan to prevent milk from boiling over when heated on a stove. Is still used today. this item was also used when preserving jams and pickles. This item was owned by Mrs Mary Smith and was part of her estate given to the museum by her family.This milk saver was very popular in the early 20th century with most households.Round white porclain disc with instructions Prevents boiling over of SAVE MIlk place in saucepan Use moderate overmilk saver, smith, birchip historical society

Non ministrari sed ministrare means not to be served, but to serve.Four round enamel Presbyterian Deaconess' badge. The dark blue edging has text and in the centre is a St Andrew's cross overlaid with a small Burning Bush detailed in red. 9.1 and 9.2 have names engraved on the back."NON MINISTRARI SED MINISTRARE" B072.1 - "J.C.Metherall" B072.2 - "J.M.H. from New Friends 8.12.41"presbyterian deaconess, metherall, jess c.

Fletcher Standard Boiling Burner. Gall Cat No 285.

8632.1 - Wooden stand 8632.2 - glass and rubber boil remover.- Guaranteed English make - covonet

This photo was taken by Stan Guilfoyle with the folding Kodak camera. Photo taken at Nhill during WW2Framed photo of Avro Anson. nonphoto, stan guilfoyle, guilfoyle, avro anson

Single stem, spun silver made in three pieces, evidence of gildingnon

Dyes such as these were used to change the colour of fabric garments or household linens. These dyes come as coloured 'pages' in booklet form. Instructions for use are included on the inside cover.Two booklets containing boiling colour leaves (dyes): black and scarletdyes

A caste iron insert for 'copper'. It was used to boil clothes on wash day.domestic items, laundering

Round white porcelain disc used to prevent milk boiling over. It was placed in a pot, writing side up. Instructions on milk saver "Place in pot this side up - prevents milk boiling over.milk, cooking equipment

Heavy duty cast iron kettles were used as a domestic item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier utensils had. The household depended on constant hot water availability for all cooking, washing and other household chores.A large vintage rusted black cast iron heavy kettle with no lid. It has a flat base and mushroom shaped handle welded onto the pot below the rim of the pot opening. It has a rim to position the teapot lid. The goose neck spout has a shaped pouring end. It was used as a domestic item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier utensils had.kitchenware, kettles, kitchen equipment

Cast iron boot last - used for making shoes and boots and repairing them. The cast iron boot last provides the bootmaker with the ability to place the boot upside down over the last and drive shoe tacks into the leather soles. Where the tack was set well into the leather, hitting the cast iron would cause the tack to bend over, clinching the tack and securing the sole or heel on the boot or shoe;Non visible.boot last (cast iron)

Heavy duty cast iron kettles were used as a domestic item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier utensils had. The household depended on constant hot water availability for all cooking, washing and other household chores.A large heavy black cast iron kettle with a curved handle, goose neck spout with a shaped pouring end and a removable lid with a small looped open knob. It has a flat base and mushroom shaped handle welded onto the pot below the rim of the pot opening. There is a shaped grip underneath at the top hold it steady. It was used as a domestic item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier utensils had.On the base - 'England. First quality. No.3 6 pints. C. Clark and Co Ltd'kitchenware, kitchen equipment, kettles

Francis John Newberry founded the Victoria Foundry and Enameling Works in 1890 with a workmate from the Humbles iron foundry in Lupton Street Geelong where he worked. Newberry & Walker Foundry & Enameling Works was built adjoining a cottage that was to be the home of the Newberry family during the ensuing years. Although Walker soon relocated to New Zealand, the Newberry and Walker foundry had become a local success. The foundry produced numerous cast iron products such as washing copper frames, and friezes, balustrades and verandah columns. Verandah posts are to be found in declining numbers, but the Newberry and Walker mark can sometimes be seen on the few which remain. A certain number of iron culvert posts were also made; some of them were still in place on the road to Cressy as late as 1961. Perhaps half the iron friezes on Geelong West verandahs came from the local firm’s foundry. A significant item made in Geelong giving a snapshot into the early beginnings of Victoria's industrial manufacturing of products that helped to replace previously imported items from England or America.Copper boiling tub, cast iron frame copper bowl inside of 14 gallon capacity Newberry & Walkerflagstaff hill, warrnambool, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, copper, cast iron, newberry & walker, washing copper frame, laundry, dairy, butchering

This photo was taken at Ferry Post, Suez Canal. .2) Two Australian Soldiers around a camp fire at Ferry Post boil a billy for tea..1) Verso: Harry [Holmes] and Gordon [Spittle] make afternoon tea for Cam, who snaps them in tea-making operation. (Ferry Post, Ismailia, Egypt). .2) S.G.S. [S. Gordon Spittle] and Harry [Holmes] making coffee to entertain Cam Williamson on his first visit to our camp. The hat hides Harry's face. These snaps are taken by Cam's Kodak."chatham family archive, chatham, holmes, world war, world war 1, world war i, world war one, france, suez, ferry post, billy tea

The razor was made between 1883 and 1933 by Joseph Allen & Sons of Sheffield, England. It is a form of shaving equipment used for many years, and still by some today. The shaver would prepare for shaving by lathering the skin and hair with soap and a purpose-made bristle brush before carefully stretching the skin and running the razor over it. The razor's blade would be sharpened with a 'strop' strap. JOSEPH ALLEN (C. 1829-1893) Joseph Allen was born in Dromfield, in the Sheffield district of England in around 1829. He was trained as a razor smith and razor back forger. His business grew and he moved to several addresses. By 1883 his firm was named Joseph Allen & Sons and was exporting his products overseas. In 1883 he paid to use the 'NON-XLL' mark to stamp on his metal products. Joseph's tow sons, Joseph and James, were managing his business by 1900, operating at Ecclesall Works, 245 Rockingham Street in Sheffield. They expanded the range of products to include cutlery as well as razors and bought the use of other trademarks. In 1919 it became a Limited company, trading until 1933. This vintage razor represents men's grooming equipment in use over many decades, and even today. The maker is well-known for its quality workmanship and materials.Razor, metal blade with synthetic handle. Blade has steel handle. Razor is contained in black cardboard box. Made by Joseph Allen & Sons of Sheffield, England. On blade "NON - XXL" "Joseph Allen & Sons, Sheffield, England"flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwreck-coast, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum & village, maritime museum, joseph allen & sons, sheffield, raxor, shaving equipment, personal grooming, men's toiletries, shaving aid, ecclesall works, non-xll, vintage razor

Slide, Laanacoorie;Tarnagulla;Maldon. After the billy boiled, sitting on the side of the road, having a cuppa, next to the VW.slide, laanacoorie;tarnagulla;maldon., laanacoorie;tarnagulla;maldon.

Appreciation of Service received from Montmorency-Eltham Returned Services LeagueCertificate given to Montmorency-Eltham Returned Services League for commitment and support given to the Australian Army's Victoria Wing, Warrant Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Academy.Cream paper with gold and black writing with Australian army emblem at the top and Chief of Army stamped in red in bottom left hand corner. It is signed by GA Van der Walt Major Officer Commanding Victoria Wing Warrant Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Academy. Dated 24 November 2014ga van der walt