Possession of internee, Kurt Frank, at Camp 3 and used as a practical guide to ticket and sign writing. Small book, minus cover, with a label stuck onto the first page with German writing on it, which translates roughly to this book was given as a gift to Kurt Frank December 1946 by the Camp Management. 64 pages.ticket and sign writing, hornung g, frank g, kurt frank, camp 3 internee, grett hornung nee frank

Book brought from Jaffa, Palestine in 1941 by the Drescher family, internees at Camp 3, Tatura.Soft yellow coloured card covered book with black and white comic like illustrations. Cover shows man lying down with fee in air, small boy looking down at him. Title in handwriting- German gothic script.Peter Dreschercamp 3, drescher, children's books, peter drescher, vater und sohn, father and son

Book brought from Jaffa, Palestine in 1941 by the Drescher family, internees at Camp 3, Tatura.Soft red coloured card covered book with black and white comic like illustrations. Cover shows man sitting on a swing with a young boy holding a Winnie the pooh toy. Title in German Gothic script.Peter Dreschercamp 3, children's books, peter drescher, german internees in camp 3

Book brought from Jaffa, Palestine in 1941 by the Drescher family, internees at Camp 3, Tatura.Soft yellow coloured card covered book with black and white comic like illustrations. Cover shows man lying down with fee in air, small boy looking down at him. Title in handwriting- German gothic script.Peter Dreschercamp 3, drescher, children's books

Kazenwadel and Decker family groups, Templer Society members and internees in Camp 3 during WW2.Black and white photograph of 6 adults and one youngster held by her father (probably) and in the front seated 4 youngsters and a mother. The group are in front of a Army hut with a path and huts in the background. Each person is identified and include the Kazenwadel and Decker families.on the left hand side the number 205kazenwadel family, decker family, templer society, internees

3 metal textile spools with white outer plastic sleeves, from Collins Bros Mill.

Ann Nankervis nee Wallace with her children, William aged 8 and Jane aged 3. ann nankervis, william nankervis, jane nankervis, ballarat, studio portrait, photography, costume

Grade 3, Wantirna campus, 1978. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.class photograph, 1970s

Made by internees at camp 3, using wood sourced from under the barracks ie : stumps. Wood Plane, for wood working. Has a handle at the front for pushing it through wood. Also has metal blade kazenwadel, blacksmith, wood, tools camp 3, metal, woodworking

Made by internees at camp 3, using wood sourced from under the barracks ie : stumps. Wood Plane, for wood working. Has a handle at the front for pushing it through wood. Also has metal blade kazenwadel, blacksmith, wood, tools camp 3, metal, woodworking

History Option H.3.C. Tobacco Industry at Dadwells Bridge Contains various photographs.Clear Plastic cover with dark blue edge. on Plastic History Option P. Van Diesen. On Paper underneath cover Tobacco Growing in Dadswell Bridgestawell farming

Mrs Boucher was born in Stawell Victoria 8/3/1890 and died 10/5/1995Black and white photograph of Mrs Daisy Patience Amelia Boucher on her 101st birthday at Lakes Entrance Nursing Home with eldest son Ray. Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, celebration

Medal relates to B G COOPER No 3/410591. Refer Reg No's 1722P & 1723.Medal, miniature. Australian Active service Medal 1945 - 75 with 2 clasps. On clasps: "MALAYA" "THAI - MALAYA"medal, malaya, cooper

Message on back written Aug 1 1917, posted after landing October 3 1917Sepia toned postcard from Sapper J A Ross No 19115 25/2 Div B 29 CoEngrs AIF sent to Mary written at Seymour Australiamilitary history, uniforms aif, correspondence

Inspected by George Rawlings 6.2.2012. Found at Toorloo Arm (near Lakes Entrance in East Gippsland).Three bowl-shaped fossils from the Miocene Era. They are Bryzoan types of coral. .1 is part of a shell. .2 is a cup coral and .3 is a coral.fossils coral miocene bryzoan

Inkwells were generally more decorative than ink bottles and designed to be more permanent.We have mostly dispensed with ink bottles and quills. This item is an example of early stationery equipment commonly used in schools, households and commercial enterprises.Three glass inkwells. .1-blue tinted with broken top. .2 green tinted broken at top. .3 clear glass with symmetrical design.inkwell writing-equipment glass domestic-item

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail" 28-9-93, P 3. NEWS watch. "Basketball stadium comes a step closer" by Jodie Haythorne Ringwood Basketball Association and Ringwood Council are forging ahead with plans for the municipality's first big basketball complex. The council has allocated $400,000 in its 1993-1994 budget towards the $1.3 million project.`

RAAF Insignia to indicate part of service the member was in. Relates to Peter Stoklahsa, enlisted 1966. Refer to Cat No. 7674P.Six RAAF wing Insignia of two sizes (3 each). Gold metal raised wing eagles with crown on top. Metal pins on back.Inscribed on back "Stokes- Melb".raaf, uniform

Charles Morris had a wine and spirits business in Warrnambool with the known dates 1903 to 1908These labels are perhaps of some significance but we have little information on Charles Morris, an early 20th century shopkeeper . .1, .2,.3 Cream labels with red text surrounded by gold coloured vine leaves and a straight border. There are remnants of paper adhered to the backs. RASPBERRY VINEGAR BOTTLED BY C.W.MORRIS KEPLER STREET, WARRNAMBOOOLcharles morris store, warrnambool