Small, brown stoneware bottle with no stopperNonebottles

Brown square cardboard hat box."Hicks Atkinson & Sons Pty Ltd 348 & 350 Collins Street, London & MELBOURNE"hatboxes, clothing storage containers

Brown leather strap with metal clips."Captain Comfly 101 Made by Koken B.S. Co. St Louis, USA"shaving equipment

Brown vinyl suitcase with metal latch. suitcase, baggage, travel, wodonga, case, bag

Graeme Morgan wore these colours when driving Lord Muckalee to win the 1986 Bendigo Pacing Cup.White with brown diamonds, yellow sleevesgj morgan, graeme morgan, truant armagh, brad adios, lord muckalee, bendigo harness racing club, bhrc, bendigo, horses, race colours, trotting, pacing, harness racing

Brown, red sash, yellow sleeves

Made by White Brothers Box Hill (now Vitclay) as a wedding present for T.S. Luke, Accountant of Australian Tesselated Tile Co.Brown glazed traditional Toby JugUncle Tobydomestic items, ornaments / decorative

In order to get your photographs printed. Film was taken to a Chemist or photographer, sent away and developed (or processed locally if a photographer) and returned in small pocket envelopes with developed negatives and prints. Printed Brown Paper folders. With advertisingG.M.J. Coles Chemist Stawell

Ceramic shard with brown matt finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown matt finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown gloss finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown gloss finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown gloss finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown gloss finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown gloss finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Ceramic shard with brown matt finish. pottery, ceramic, archaeology

Pebble from Anzac Cove beach.- Broken pebble - Quartz? - Brown colourNilgallipoli, anzac cove, wwi

Framed portrait of William Quayle who was President of the Association for Advancement of the Blind in 1905. It is part of a series of paintings commissioned by the VAF Board to commemorate the work of past presidents of the organisation. Mr Quayle sits on a wooden chair, wearing a gray three piece suit, white shirt and black bowtie. A small pink flower sits in his lapel and the chain from a fob watch is tucked into his waistcoat. Mr Quayle was born on the Isle of Mann, and the Manx Society of Victoria made a donation towards this painting, which was unveiled by his granddaughter. Coral Graham lent family portraits for the artist to construct this likeness.1 art original in brown frameThe plaque at the base of the painting reads 'Mr William Quayle / President 1905 / Association for Advancement of the Blind'.william quayle, association for the advancement of the blind

Orange, yellow and brown circular badge.Text: ' FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SEE, JUNE 1921. 'badges, fundraising, vision impaired

Manufactured by Tee-Dee Ties Niddrie Victoria

Bookmark advertising a Civic Charity Dinner Dance at St Kilda Town Hall on 26 June 1981. Net proceeds to be distributed to local organisations.White coloured card printed in browncity of st kilda, civic dinners

People - "Ellis Family; Townsend Family; Brown, L (Photographer)" Associated with - Thelma Studio (Photographer)

Students identified as Kylie Thompson, Therese Guarnaccia, Tara Cousens, Jodie Brown, Kelly Storer.Black and white photograph nine named students Secondary College years 9 and 10 on sports fun day. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Photo of Sister Pat Parker accepting a cheque from children of the Browns Hill Primary School.1 photocopy of a picture with descriptionkelaston home (ballarat), association for the blind, sister pat parker

The railways lunchbox belonged to Morris Brown, a Wodonga resident, and was used by him from the 1960s to 1992.The railways lunchbox has local significance as it belonged to and was used by a Wodonga resident. It also has historic significance due to its relative rarity and representativeness. Rectangular grey metal railways lunch box with a cream coloured painted metal lid secured with metal clips at both ends and a metal handle on the lid. The surface is very worn but there are traces of blue paint on the grey metal surface, which suggest it may have been blue. There is decorative adhesive contact paper lining the interior.railways lunchboxes, victorian railways, vr, v.r., morris brown