Metal Stamp with blue wooden handlePWO 2992.9

Wooden stamp with IAPH logo"IAPH/ International Association Port and Harbour" PWO 2993.1

Small trophy featuring round medallion with image of a ship"INDIA/ VARUNA" "Tall ship Australia 1986/ Australian Bicentennial Celebration" "PMA 0283"

Silver medallion with inscription featuring image of the city of Melbourne verso is blank. Sits in black box with black felt.on medallion: "SPORT/ MUSIC/ ART/ DRAMA/ CARNIVAL/ LITERATURE/ MELBOURNE MOOMBA FESTIVAL" "PMA 0279/1" on box: "STOKES (A'ASIA) LTD, MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA/ ESTB. 1856" "PMA 0279/2"

Small round counterweightPWO 2994.2

Wooden pen set with small plaque "Presented by the / Port of Long Beach/ California" "PMA 0235/3"

Set of drafting instruments in a black box with purple felt. Contains six different instruments.

Instrument used for measuring area of a shape Drafting instrument in black box with purple felt. "9128/ 2087/ 22158/ W.H Harling 40 Hattion Garden London/ 10mm 5mm/ 98736"

decorated tile featuring image of the port of Nagoya. Sitting in frame with gold plaque" "PMA 0153/1" "WMA 32""Port of Nagoya/ since 1907" "Nagoya Port Authority"

Wooden print of an image of Japanese people being carried in stagecoaches by the sea."Basha/ The Basha began to come into general use toward the end of / the edo period (around 1860) and was quite adequate as a means /of transportation for the times. Later, large stagecoaches and / horsecars that ran on rails also appeared. The Basha was a familiar/conveyance popular until trains and buses came into use./ Tokyo Ohrai Kurumazushi (detail)/ by Utagawa Yoshitora" "WMA 16 PMA 0124"

Blue cloth featuring 4 panels with floral designs within them. Sitting in a silver frame"WMA 5" "PMA 1504" on verso "GS/LINE"

Photograph of PMA 0273

White certificate with black text and the logo of the AAPMA appears three times."The Association of/ Australian Port and/ Marine Authorities/ AAPMA/ Functions of the Association:/ to facilitate the solution of port and marine problems/ To promote greater uniformity in port and marine practice/ to foster a closer relationship and the exchange of knowledge between members/ AAPMA/ Certificate of Membership/ Authority: The Melbourne/ Harbor Trust Commissioners/ State/ Victoria/ President/ Vice President/ Secretary/ AAPMA/ N/S/E/W/ Certificate no. 03/ Issued 4 Sep 1975" verso: PMA 0267

Certificate from the Delaware Port Authority featuring large gold image of the Liberty Bell, Short description of the bell and the seal of the organisation. Sits in a gold frame. Philadelphia/ Bicentennial/ 1776-1976/ The Liberty Bell/ originally ordered to commemorate/ the 50th year of Pennsylvania under Penn's/ charter of 1701, the bell was cast by/ Thomas Lister of London, arriving here in/ 1752/ It was hung in the tower of the/ Pennsylvania State House. Cracked during/ testing, the bell was melted and recast by/ two Philadelphia foundrymen, Pass and/ Stow./ On July 4, 1776 the newly written/ Declaration of Independence was read to / The continental Congress in the State House./ Four days later the bell was rung to alert/ the people to the public reading of the / declaration./ As a result, the Pennsylvania State / House has become known as Independence / Hall and the revered symbol of the occasion / became our Liberty Bell./ it was cracked on July 8, 1835 while/ tolling for the funeral of Chief Justice/ John Marshall./ Presented by/ Delaware River Port Authority/ World Trade Division/ to/ Melbourne Harbor Trust Commissioners/ September 21, 1976." verso: PMA 0288

Small badge in black frame with blue paper backing. Badge has the Melbourne Harbour Trust acronym and a symbol of two crossed anchors."MHT" Attached note "The enclosed Cao badge circa 1950 / worn by myself as a Fireman Watchman/ you can see it is discoloured by smoke (the/ decking fires were frightening in those days)/ Please add it to your memorabilia and keep/ regards- Fred/ Fred Rubie"

Wooden oar from the Straitsman (sunk 1974), painted with 'Straitsman Hobart'. The word 'Hobart' was painted on the oar on the occasion of the Straitsman's trip to the city. You can see that another word, possibly another city, has been painted over.Straitsman Hobart

Brass straight-jet nozzle which would have been screwed on to hoses. Roughly went out of production 1972.

Small black leather bound book. Book contains tables for measuring the volume of containers. Front Page "CASE CUBE/ MEASUREMENT/ RECKONER/ J. GOODFELLOW" First page: "ARTHUR PRINCE / 29/8/63"

Larger bell from the Brisbane Trader than 0015"Brisbane Trader 1969" "PWO 2819"

Large divers air pumpGill Bros Engineering

Standard dress diving equipment used by Melbourne Harbour Trust from late 1800s until 1991. Because of its structure of heavy canvas, lead and brass, it was used in wharf construction and salvage. Total weight on wearer is approximately 90 kgslarge brass diving helmet

Framed print, list of floating docks at Williamstown "Floating docks at Williamstown 1852-1979/ The first dock (wooden) 1852- 1979/ the second dock (wooden) 1895-1958/ the third dock (steel) 1958-1979/ Owners/ 1852-1860 Dove & Oswald/ 18611866 Dove, Oswald & Inglis/ 1867-1870 Kilgour, McLean & Turpie/ 1870-1879 Hobson's Bay Dock co. (Prop.) James Deane & Co. & Hugh R REID & Co/1879-1884 James Deane & Co, Capt James McIntyre, and Mr. John Clark, Master Shiparight./ 1884-1893 Melbourne Coal, Shipping & Engineering Co./ 1893-1895 Melbourne Shipping Co./ 1895-1925 Melbourne Shipping Co/ 1925- 1979 Hobson's Bay Dock & Engineering Co./ 1979 Kuala Belait Shipyard, Brunei/ Notes: Hobson's bay Dock & Engineering Co. was owned by Melbourne Steamship company/ Howard Smith Ltd took over Melbourne Steamship Co. in 1961/ The steel dock was built for the Royal Australian Navu by Evans Deakin Pty Ltd in Queensland in 1941 at a cost of 80,000 pounds/ it was sold by the commonwealth government Dept. of Supply to the Melbourne Harbor Trust in 1958, it was then leased to Hobson's bay Dock and Engineering Co on a 30 year lease/ The steel dock was sold to Kuala Belait Shipyard on 22 March 1979 for 80,000 On 28 March 1979 it was towed away from Williamstown by the Japanese tug Ginyo Maru enroute to the Tanjong Rasau River, Kula Belait , Brunei"

Framed scan of two newspaper articles from "The Williamstown Chronicle" Article 1: "The Williamstown Chronicle 20 September 1856/ Floating dock, Williamstown. To Shipowners and Commanders./ This Dock is now in working order/ and capable of docking ships of 800 tons. Apply to DOVE and Oswald, 95/ Wharf Melbourne. 94." Article 2: "25 July 1857/ The Willaimstown Chro/ Ship Chandlery/ Nelson Parade/ Dove and Oswald/ Beg respectfully to acquaint their friends that they have bought the Stock in Trade of Messrs,/ Probert, Verdon and Co Ship CHandlers abd Proviso of Merchants Neslon Parade, Williamstown;/ stores in Melbourne have opened them as:/ SHIP CHANDLERS/ Sailmakers, Iron mongers, Grocers and Provision Merchants/ The tug steamers "Hercules," "Black Eagle" and "Samson"/ Under the charge of competent masters, are at all times available for work in the River and Bay and to/ take Vessels to or from the Heads or Geelong. Orders for the Steamers left in Melbourne,/ Willaimstown, or on board the Sir W Molesworth, hulk, will have prompt attention,// The floating dock, off Williamstown,/ Capable of Docking Vessels of 800 tons register is in efficient working order. Full particulars of charges/ will be furnished at the Office in Melbourne./ Coals/ A large supply of which is kept on board the Sir W Molesworth, hulk, can be supplied on the shortest / notice to steamers, sailing vessels or on shore; orders aken at either of the stores or by Mr/ McCallum, on board the hulk.

The last remaining and most famous of all the clipper ships, Cutty Stark, is today preserved for posterity in a dry dock in Greenwich, UK. Launched in November 1869 at Dumbarton on Clyde she was considered the fastest ship of the day. Designed and constructed by Hercules Linton and William D Scott, she was built to carry tea from China and beat the Thermopylae. Her fastest recorded speed was 12.5 knots by sailing 363 miles in 24 hours. The dimensions of both ships were very similar: length 64.7m (212 feet), Beam 11 =m (36 feet), Depth of hold 6.4m (21 feet). Tonnage: Cutty Stark: 921, Thermopyalae 948. With many centuries of shipbuilding it was difficult to find good oak in England. The oak frames occupied excessive space in the cargo hold. A composite building technique was sued with the hull being made out of wooded panelled iron frames. Cutty stark was built with an elm keel and teak planking. Her last passage carrying tea was in 1877. in 1895 she was sold to a Portuguese owner. in 1883, the Cutty Stark joined the Australian wool trade, loaning wool from ports, including Melbourne, bound for the UKLarge model of the Cutty Stark in a "Handcrafted/ Mr Robert McFeeters/ Vermont 19"98" "Display Case/ Mr Ivan Nemanic/ Montrose 1990" "Cutty Stark/ Buil 1869/ Glasgow/

Square plaque featuring a gold kangaroo, crest and gold plaque. Green felt on reverse"Commemorative plaque/ "cut steel" ceremony for the/ Australian frigate program/ 5th March 1985 at WND/ Officiated by / The hon. Kim C Beazley/ Minister for Defence." "HMA Nava dockyard Williamstown/ Deeds not words"

Square plaque featuring a gold kangaroo, crest and gold plaque. Green felt on reverse.Commemorative plaque/ "cut steel" ceremony for the/ Australian frigate program/ 5th March 1985 at WND/ Officiated by / The hon. Kim C Beazley/ Minister for Defence." "HMA Nava dockyard Williamstown/ Deeds not words"

Painted, wooden plaque featuring a waterhen inside a green circle, outlined with gold rope. "Waterhen"

Painted, wooden plaque with image of Viking ship at sea with blue background with gold, rope background."Voyager"

Painted, wooden plaque featuring a bat with a blue background with a gold outline. Vampire

Painted wooden plaque featuring anchor and crossed flags on blue background with gold outline "H.M.A Naval Dockyard Williamstown/ Deeds not words"