Hardcover book made in 1991 made to keep original copies of “The Football Record”. This book contains all Football Records relating to Carlton games for the home and away season of 1991. Coach: David Parkin Captain: Stephen Kernahan Best & Fairest: Justin Madden Leading Goal-kicker: Stephen Kernahan - 46 goals Leading Brownlow Vote-getter: Peter Dean - 11 votesHardcover book, blue

CTC dates from 1970- when CTS changed its name.Sleeveless Football Jumper, Collingwood Technical College 1970-, with CTC logo on side, and number 3 in a square on the back. Label inside 'A / RIDER / PRODUCTION / 70% Acrylic / 30% Wool' with a size 36 smaller tagCTC logo on side, and number 3 in a square on the back. Label inside 'A / RIDER / PRODUCTION / 70% Acrylic / 30% Wool' with a size 36 smaller tagcollingwood technical college, football jumper, uniforms, teams, nmit.

Due to the number of Swiss/Italians playing in this team, and their love of Bulboar sausage they were known as the garlic munchers.A number of men dressed in the uniform of the Hepburn Football Club. Standing 9th from left is Tom Gervasoni. Standing 5th from right is Jack Sullivan Seated 5th from left is Aquilino (Lino) Tinetti.hepburn football club, tom gervasoni, lino tinetti, jack sullivan

Three b. & w. photos - Phair Collection|Anglican Sunday School 1901.|Football team 1912.|State School 1903.

This mounted and framed photograph of the South Ballarat Football Club was presented to Patrick Taffe who had served as Secretary and Treasurer in 1933.

Hardcover book made in 1969 made to keep original copies of “The Football Record”. This book contains all Football Records relating to Carlton games for the home and away season of 1969. Carlton would finish as Runners-Up, falling to Richmond in the 1969 Grand Final. Captain: John Nicholls Coach: Ron Barassi Leading Goal-kicker: Alex Jesaulenko - 66 goals Best & Fairest: Garry Crane Hardcover book, navy

Catalogue card reads, "East Ringwood Football Club. Two of the Best and Fairest players with the President. Left to right - Bruce Webber, Tom Reddish (Pres.), Max Vincent." However writing on back of photograph differs in identification of men. It reads, "Two of the Best and Fairest players of East Ringwood Football Club with the President. L. to R. Bruce Kerr, T. Reddish, Pres. Max Vincent".

Written on back of photograph, "East Ringwood Football Club. Wally Vincent receiving trophy from the President, Mr. T. Reddish for kicking 26 goals in one match."

Shire of Eltham Archives Series 13, Photograph Album, 1985. Originally contained in a 2-ring PVC binder and document sleevesThree colour photographsseries 13, shire of eltham archives, eltham lower park, football

Rokewoord Corindhap won the premiership in 1967 with Garry Dark winning the Brunn Trophy for Best and Fairest in the League.Large black and white photograph with names typed underneath - in cover.Front Row (left to right): F. Klein (trainer), R. De Goldi, P. Mellington, L. De Goldi (captain-coach), A. Klein (vice-captain), B. Klein, V. Mellington, G. Larkin, M. Gribble (trainers) Middle Row: F. Eason, T. Bingley, R. McKenzie, F. Gillett, B. Parker, G. Bryant, M. Cameron, K. Kerr, R. Hall (president) J. Jolly (secretary-treasurer) Back Row: B. Grills, J. O'Brien, G. Hunt, G. Dark, M. Borrack, P. Mathews, L. Wilson. Absent: Hec Stone, D. Jensen A Frank Rhodes Photorokewood, corindhap,, afl, football, garry dark

Football match on Central Park c1920 showing Goal posts and crowd. View looking North. Building in background behind trees is OBAN.stawell sport

A souvenir football record, which included a free ticket to the Ansett Australia Cup. This record was to celebrate "100 years of the World's Greatest Game".

Other number 03614.3Black and white photograph of members of Football team Back row Rex Freeman Jack Peel, McCullough, Trevor Lancaster, Peel Middle row Danny Hehir, Dick Harbeck, Jack Mackie, Eric Gading Cpt. Front row Tom White Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, social history

Emerald Football Club won the Premiership in 1983 against Powelltown.The photograph records a significant even in the history of the Emerald Football Club.B/W photograph of several footballers grappling for the ball, near the oval boundary. A dozen or so spectator clearly visible in the background.Rear (handwritten): "1983" (top right corner) "Peter Rush - No. 18 front left" "Emerald Football Club playing Powelltown" "Grand Final - Emerald won"emerald football club, powelltown football club

In 1968, John Carmody was appointed coach of the Greensborough Football Club for a 4th year, following 2 premierships and a runners up in the previous three years.News clipping, black and white text and image.greensborough football club, john carmody, premiership teams

Articles deal with the finals prospects of Greensborough Football Club in season 1980. 1981 article considers a proposal for Greensborough to leave the DVFL and join the VFA.Historical details of the local football club in the 1980s.One page from Diamond Valley News August 26th 1980. Includes photogaphs of players, articles and results from Elimination and Qualifying finals.Small article attached 'Borough considers VFA offer' hand written date 1981.greensborough football club, diamond valley football league, victorian football association, vfa, dvfl

Football Life Members etc - U/16s & U13s Clubs. Left to Right Jim McMahon. D Gehan. Max Perry. Clem Hall.stawell sport

See NP41512 copies (i black and white, 1 sepia-toned) of the Mitcham Football team and supporters in 1919. The photograph has been taken outside and has Mitcham F C 16/8/1919 written on the bottom left.mitcham football club, sporting clubs, football clubs

Players were identified by Mrs Stella Surman (nee Todd), however it is not entirely clear which player is which. L-R, back row: Bob Donovan, Mr Trengrove, -?-, Arthur (Paddy) Todd, Milton Todd, Jack Megee, Bob Nicol, Billy Megee, Bob? Hogan, -?-, ?Sandow, Bill Lewis (Lewers?), Bob Cornish. Front row: Billy Todd, "Diddy" Powell, Dave Nicol, Jack? Hogan, Eugene Sandow, Blair Donaldson, Jim Nelson, -?Blamire, ?Elbourne.Black and white copy of original photograph which shows the Linton football team in about 1904. Team members are wearing guernseys with different patterns. Some guernseys are laced at the front. Team officials, wearing hats, are in the back row.

Hardcover book made in 1973 made to keep original copies of “The Football Record”. This book contains all Football Records relating to Carlton games for the home and away season of 1973. Carlton would finish as Runners-Up, falling to Richmond in the 1973 Grand Final. Coach: John Nicholls Captain: John Nicholls Vice Captain: Robert Walls Leading goal scorer: Brian Walsh - 60 goals Best & Fairest: Peter Jones Hardcover book, navy blue

Image O0010b has partial list of names against outline sketch of photograph.Typed below photograph, "East Ringwood Football Club Annual Ball - 1936". Catalogue card reads, "Old Anglican Hall? in Ringwood". There is a list of some of the names in sleeve with photograph

black and white photograph, mounted, good conditionhandwritten on the back: Alan Durvard Mickle (capt) (holding football), brother Kenneth Mickle on his right. George Lourie kneeling on the left. Stamped: Historical Society of St Kilda

Hardcover book made in 1997 ti keep original copies of all Souvenir and Special Edition Football Records published during the 1997 AFL season. Hardcover book, blue