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Saw, 1900-1980 (Approximate)
Used for pruning fruit treesSmall hand saw with leather strap attached to wooden handle. Sawblade screwed to handlehand tools, saw, pruning tools -
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Tracing wheel, Eureka
Used by dressmakers for tracing patternsTracing wheel. Serrated small metal wheel and shaft in wooden handleBranded "Eureka" on both sidessewing tools, pattern making, dressmaking, clothing -
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Punches
Used for leather work1 of 2 wooden punches - pear shaped wooden handles with metal points at one endleather working, hand tools -
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Tin. Boot Polish, Wm Day & Son
Used for polishing & preserving boot leatherRound green tin of boot polish with printing in black & gilt paint"Liddy's OBB Boot Polish / Do Not Use Too Much On Brush / Keep Lid On Tightly" On side: "Liddy's OBB Boot Polish 5 1/2 ozs Netweight When Packed." On bottom: "Directions / apply small quantity / with tip of clean brush and / polish off with a soft brush. Finish / by rubbing lightly with a soft dry / cloth. This polish preserves the / leather and gives the boot / longer life / Sole proprietors / Wm. Day & Son / Fitzroy melbourne / Nett Contents / 5 1/2 ozs."boot polish, liddy, leather care -
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Image, 1952-1985 (Approximate)
Print of young Queen Elizabeth II of Great BritainPhotographic print of Queen (GB) in large wooden frame with gold inset. cardboard mounted"Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" in colourqueen elizabeth ii, royal family -
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Steelyard scales, 1930 (Approximate)
Used for weighing bullocks. Can weigh up to 500lbs. Can be turned upside down for extra weighing facility. Information from Lyle Ruddell of Toora when visiting Common School Aug 1986Scales consisting of long metal bar with pear shaped weight attached, with hooks (3) for hanging item to be weighed. Weights and measures approval circular spot near numberweight measurement, cattle, lyle ruddel, bullocks -
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Tool - Spokeshaves
Used in carpenteringSpokeshaves. 3 large and 2 small blades with wooden handlesOn Largest: "Isaac Greaves" -
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Spokeshaves
Used in carpenteringSpokeshaves. 3 large and 2 small blades with wooden handlesOn Largest: "Isaac Greaves" -
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Spokeshaves
Used in carpenteringSpokeshaves. 3 large and 2 small blades with wooden handlesOn Largest: "Isaac Greaves" -
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Spokeshaves
Used in carpenteringSpokeshaves. 3 large and 2 small blades with wooden handlesOn Largest: "Isaac Greaves" -
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Spokeshaves
Used in carpenteringSpokeshaves. 3 large and 2 small blades with wooden handlesOn Largest: "Isaac Greaves" -
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Image, Hugen & Bennett
Trophy won by Rutherglen Friendly Society's football team - Year unknown - approx 190523 single photos and 2 groups of Friendly Society Football Team, mounted and grouped together in one large frame with glass. Caption under each photo. Carved wooden frameOn top: "Friendly Society Football Trophy" Bottom: "Donated by Residents of Rutherglen / Won by the Loyal Pomona Lodge M.U.I.O.O.F." Names of people depicted: P Roberts, J Ashton, I Wilkinson, F Hiskins, D McAliece, J B Collins, N Evans, E H Greenslade, A Trevellian, W R Harry, A Martin, H Gilmour, G Evans, W Rees, A Deas, P Devere, J Pitchef, L Jackson, F Garnham, G Ashton, E E Ians.friendly societies, loyal pomona lodge, football, p roberts, j ashton, i wilkinson, f hiskins, d mcaliece, j b collins, n evans, e h greenslade, a trevellian, w r harry, a martin, h gilmour, g evans, w rees, a deas, p devere, j pitchef, l jackon, f garnham, g ashton, e e ians -
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Stretcher, 1900-1930 (Approximate)
Could be old army stretcher - horse drawn ambulanceStretcher, with folding metal & wood frame, with strong canvas hammock, on castors. Rounded handlesambulance equipment, medical transport -
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Wooden mallet
Unknown history. Probably T.L. initials of owner. Used for hammering where iron hammer would damage.Wooden mallet. Top of head broken, short handle"T.L." scratched on handle -
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Armstrong saw, 1920 (Approximate)
Information about this saw came from Lyle Ruddell, Toora, Victoria, Aug 1986Large saw used for splitting bullock carcass in abattoirs. Known as an Armstrong Saw. Riveted wooden handle each end. -
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Hand saw
Serrated edged saw - Broken wooden handle -
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Mine bucket, 1870-1900 (Approximate)
Used on windlass to draw quartz rocks from mine to extract gold.Rusty iron bucket, heavy looped iron handle, misshapen & battered. Band around top, heavy iron brace, sides & bottom, Handle looped through brace -
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Quartz rock
2 rocks similar to those crushed for gold extraction. To be displayed with bucket 115.11 of 2 quartz rocks with painted gold lines to simulate seams - Kept in bucket 115.1 -
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Quartz rock
3 rocks similar to those crushed for gold extraction. To be displayed with bucket 115.12 of 2 quartz rocks with painted gold lines to simulate seams - Kept in bucket 115.1 -
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Horse collar
Thought to be for light horse harness work. 1- Thought to be one of a pair.Leather horse collar, possibly for pony or cob, 2 buckled, one strap missing. Straw packing. -
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Horse collar
Thought to be for light horse harness work. 1- Thought to be one of a pair.Leather horse collar, possibly for pony or cob, 2 buckled, one strap missing. Protective flap under buckle. -
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Hames
For a large cart horseTwo iron arms joined by leather strap. Iron rings, free moving for reins, hook either side for trace chains. Whole fits round horse collar."J. W." only part readable on both hooks -
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Lead bridle - with winkers
Thought to be a hybrid home made jobHome made lead-type bridle, with winkers, snaffle bit, headpiece, & throat lash dissimilar from rest of bridle. Large size -
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Bridle
Bridle for harness - very poor conditionhorse equipment, transport -
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Crank handle, 1900-1930 (Approximate)
Used before introduction of self starters for cars etc.Crank handle for car or truckcars, crank, car starter -
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Spanner, 1939 (Approximate)
Used in blacksmiths - possibly part of tool-kit for plough"S" shaped spanner, large, double endedhand tools, blacksmiths -
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Pick head, 1870-1900 (Approximate)
Possibly used for gold miningIron pick head / space for handle / hammer head on endtools, gold mining -
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Goggles in tin, OTO, 1900-1910
Would have been used for eye protection by drivers of automobiles before they were completely enclosed, by airmen in open cockpit airplanes, by balloonists, or by motor cycle riders. Hinged goggles, metal framed glass lenses, stockingette & wool protective rims behind lenses. Elastic fastener for securing to head. Tin container, rectangular to hold goggles, coloured mainly yellow, hinged lidOn tin: Around lid: "Made in France". Around tin: "OTO" several times. Also several balloon-shaped trade marks. Black painted picture of goggles on top of box. Lettering in trade mark "Marque Deposé / Brevete SGDG"driving equipment, eye protection, cars, motor cycles, motor bikes, airplanes, pilots, dispatch riders -
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Spectacles in Case, 1820-1860 (Approximate)
Brought to Australia by early settlersSmall glasses - wire frame / Case of close grained wood, finely made.glasses, eye wear, sight -
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Spectacles in Case, 1820-1860 (Approximate)
Brought to Australia by early settlersSmall glasses - wire frame / Case of close grained wood, finely made.glasses, eye wear, sight