Bookplate featuring mythical creatures.jack ayerbe, bookplate, keith wingrove memorial trust

Farmer in Seville area 1915-1917. Killed in Action Oct. 9th. 1917. No known grave. Remembered on Memorial at Menin Gate, BelgiumFramed photograph

Murray Comrie Collection.A sepia photograph depicting a woman in wedding attire (high-necked white dress, floral hairpiece and veil, holding a bouquet) and man seated beside her, wearing a dark three piece suit. Studio portrait taken at Richards & Co, 19 Sturt Street Ballarat.tarnagulla, weddings, bock

Index, bib, ill, p.282.The book is the result of the Society of Labour History's commitment to collect and publish the achievements and impact of labour social and economic policies and their impact on Australian society.australia - politics and government, jack lang - biography

Soft cover with 230 pages featuring front covers of The Sun News Pictorial of World War 2

PencilSigned

Booklet produced by Federation University Students with support from Neil McCracken, President, Buninyong Joint Library Trust and Doug Bradby. A4 booklet has transparent plastic cover with tape bound spine with green coloured pages and photographs.union jack reserve, buninyong, adventure trails

Each mayor purchased their own link for the Mayoral Chain Digital copy of colour photographs showing the mayoral link for Mayor John H. Gervasoni, in the city of Kew Mayoral Chain.jack gervasoni, chain, gold, link, mayor, mayoral, mayoral chain, kew, city of kew, john hogan gervasoni

Chellowdene was an architect designed triple fronted 1950s brick dwelling with an Edna Walling garden at 37 Wills Street, Kew. It was demolished by the subsequent owner.Copy of a colour photograph showing City of Kew Mayor John H. Gervasoni and Mayoress Kathleen Gervasoni in the front of their Kew property 'Chellowdene', 37 Wills Street, Kew. mayor, mayoral, portrait, kew, gervasoni, john, jack, k, mayoress, chellowdene, wills, kew mayors, wills street kew

Copy of black and white photograph showing the City of Kew Mayor and Mayoress, Councillor John H. Gervasoni and Kathleen Gervasoni.mayor, mayoral, portrait, kew, gervasoni, john, jack, coat of arms, cresco, city of kew, jack gervasoni, john hogan gervasoni, kathleen gervasoni, kathleen carroll

Uncle Jack Charles was a respected Aboriginal elder, a Bunerong, Boon Wurrung, Yorta Yorta, Palawa, Wurundjeri, Tungerong man, and an internationally acclaimed actor, mentor and activist. This inspirational, Indigenous gay man was part of the stolen generation and was taken from his family as a tiny baby. He survived the impact of this early childhood trauma by using drugs. Without support or housing, he was often homeless and imprisoned for long periods of time. True artistic recognition came only later in life. Often the most talented members of our community struggle with addiction and homelessness. This work asks us to take a closer look at the way the state criminalises human responses to trauma, which the state itself has often inflicted, willing us to face history more bravely and to treasure people sooner. Uncle Jack made profound and lasting change in legislation and public awareness on Aboriginality, criminality, and social justice in Australia. After his death there was an outpouring of grief across the country. Leonie worked closely with Uncle Jack over a decade developing this collection and now works with the Charles family to grow his legacy, which continues to positively impact the lives of thousands of people.

Strip black and white photos and enlargements of B94.771. (A) A.J. Farrance and E.B. Littlejohn. (B) Group. (C) A.J. Farrance using a detecting microscope. (D) A.J.Farrance. Biological Sciences.a.j. farrance, e.b. littlejohn, biological sciences, farewell, retirement, jack farrance, staff, detecting microscope

This flag was used at the original club rooms at Livingston St Highett when they opened in 1947. Hiett RSLs original FlagCotton Flag flag

Coloured photographs of Willsmere Park looking towards the pavilion named after John Hogan Gervasoni, former mayor of Kew. . willsmere, landscape, jack gervasoni pavilion, willsmere park

Poster used in the Hawthorn Training Centre to teach drivers about the outcome of poor braking and skidding the wheels thereby putting flats on the tram wheels. Demonstrates poster to teach drivers the issues of poor braking which could result in noisy flats.Framed poster - brown wooden frame with secured masonite back, perspex sheet with a coloured hand-made poster with three screw holes. tramways, trams, tram brakes, tramcar maintenance, drivers, training

bands

jack thomas, police (merbein)

h.g. hollis, police (merbein)

annie rankin (nee annie coates johnson), jack rankin (john ewen rankin), mary hitchins (nee mary rankin), lucy rankin