Images taken around the Vision Australia Geelong office at 79 High Street, Belmont in 2008. Amongst the view of the foyer and walkway are the client artworks and banners sewn by volunteers.10 colour photographs taken around the Geelong officevision australia, geelong, volunteers

The Cash Accounts contain the names and transaction details of all Gembrook Nursery clients and gives an insight into the scale of the Nursery operations. At its peak, this Nursery was said to be the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere.This daybook May 1913-May 1916 was used to record Gembrook Nursery stock sales to clients in Victoria, Australia and overseas and contains the names and places of hundreds of clients thus giving an insight into the scale of the nursery operations at the time.Nobelius Nursery Day Book - 802 pages. Hard cover bound in black leather with sides in tan suede. On spine with gold embossed script: 'JOURNAL' Inside front cover, bookmaker's sticker: 'D. W. PATERSON CO.' Inside front cover, handwritten: 'No stock, Date 16/10/1012'c. a. nobelius & sons, gembrook nurseries, horticulture, accounting, emerald

The annual report outlines the achievements of the year and financial position of the organisation. Other articles discuss the name change from AFB to VAF, the increasing number of clients with eye conditions and growing relationships with overseas organisations in Indonesia and the Hong Kong Society for the Blind, the lobbying to remove bicycles, skateboards and skates from footpaths, the need for a new building at Kooyong for an increasing library, the redevelopment at Elanora and need for work at Kelaston and Mirridong, introduction of new badges with number of years of service for volunteers, and profile of client Jill Lougoon.1 volume of printed pages with illustrationsvision australia foundation, corporation records, jill lougoon, peter rickards, rohan rickards, lillian waight, jean hanly, mary ramsay, margaret blow, iris campbell, sheryl flingo, reg stirling, lotte harris, olga wilson, john moule, dr alan johnston, lola cogdon, john cook, rod mcnamara, nan browne

A film of the 43rd Annual Conference of Legacy Clubs ceremony at the Australian War Memorial 1971, addressed by Legatee Rev. Cyril Reeve in a stirring fashion. This film has been digitised to preserve its content. Melbourne Legacy gratefully acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government and Public Record Office Victoria for making this possible. Commercially made, sound and faded colour, gone to red 8.09 mins. Production CTC-TV Canberra. The solemn religious ceremony is typical of the 1970s and the film exemplifies the respectful attitudes of the times towards fallen comrades.Blue plastic cannister with large sticker on lid. Fitted blue plastic reel inside, 16mm film, 400 feet. Sticker on lid is as follows: CLIENT: CANBERRA ENTERPRISES / REEL: No. REELS: Copy No. 1 TITLE: FORMA - LEGACY - CEREMONY / colourfilm PTY. Limited / 35 MISSENDEN ROAD / CAMPERDOWN 2050, N.S.W. / AUSTRALIA / PHONE: 51 3208 Also at MOORE PARK / 31 4131 / ARTARMON / 43 5875conference, legatee event

In 2002 Vision Australia clients were asked to submit artwork for consideration of inclusion into the annual Vision Australia Foundation calendar. These 12 images were selected from the many that were submitted.12 images used in the 2002 calendarvision australia foundation, fundraising

In 2003 Vision Australia clients were asked to submit artwork for consideration of inclusion into the annual Vision Australia Foundation calendar. These 12 images were selected from the many that were submitted.15 images used in the 2003 calendarvision australia foundation, fundraising

In 2001 Vision Australia clients were asked to submit artwork for consideration of inclusion into the annual Vision Australia Foundation calendar. These 12 images were selected from the many that were submitted.12 images used in the 2001 calendarvision australia foundation, fundraising

Letter from the Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Company Limited, 1944 on behalf of their clients W.H. Treweeke and Sons of Umbercollie, Goondiwindi, Qld requesing a wool sample evaluation from W.R. Lang.wool - testing world war ii, australian mercantile land and finance company ltd, lang, dr w. roy, wool - testing, world war ii

In 1988, the Kelaston Community Day Centre won an award for providing accessible communication for deaf clients. These awards were developed to encourage and recognise programs that provided accessible communication for a wide variety of groups.1 digital image of blue and silver plaque1988 Access Communication Award Presented to the Kelaston Community Day Centre A project of Deafness Foundation (Victoria) Sponsored by the Quota Club of Moorabbinassociation for the blind, kelaston home (ballarat)

Volunteer drivers help clients get to and from appointments and outings. In this image, the volunteer driver lightly holds the wrist and one arm behind the back of an elderly woman who is embarking from a car.1 black and white photograph of female and maleassociation for the blind, baringa (shepparton)

This ledger contains a chemist's handwritten prescriptions from 1905 to 1910, giving the date, the name of the client and the prescription contents and measurements. The chemist is unnamed but the clients have Warrnambool names and a loose envelope in the ledger addressed to 'Mr H.F. Sambell' suggests that the chemist business may be that of Sambell and Son in Fairy Street Warrnambool. John Sambell established this business in Fairy Street about 1890. He died in 1906 but his son Herbert had joined the business and it was known as Sambell and Son for many years and later as Sambell, Son ad Granddaughter.This prescription book is of interest as a record of a chemist's prescriptions in the early 20th century and it has considerable research value.This is a ledger of 496 pages . It has a cream-coloured hard board cover with remnants of leather binding on the spine. It has ruled pages, an alphabetical index at the front and handwritten entries in ink. The cover is ragged at the edges and stained but the pages are in good condition.Prescription Bookwarrnambool chemists

In 1994, student Milos Jamieson was pictured in the library, listening to audiobooks with Braille volumes behind him. From the description on the back of the images, these images were to represent the youthful approach of the library in responding to client needs.3 photographs, 1 proof sheet and 11 colour transparenciesThe heir to a marvellous array of technology, here or in prospect, Milos Jamieson symbolises the borrowing generation of the 21st century. Milos Jamieson symbolises the 21st century generation who will borrow from the Braille and Talking Book Library. The heir to a marvellous array of technology, here or promised, Milos Jamieson symbolises the borrowing generations of the 21st century.braille and talking book library, milos jamieson, talking books

The annual report outlines the achievements of the year, financial position and client stories. Other articles outline centenary appeal, the redevelopment of Brighton, the introduction of CDs in the library service and expansion of the Community Aged Care Program.3 printed pages with illustrationsassociation for the blind, corporation records

Unknown portrait of an older female, slightly smiling and facing away from the camera. She is wearing a white collared top and a darker coloured cardigan or jumper. She could be either a client or a staff member.royal victorian institute for the blind, portraits

The Leigh Garwood Mobility Training Centre in Kensington provides a safe and realistic environment for clients to train with their new Seeing Eye dogs. This sign was added to Welcome visitors to the centre and acknowledge sponsors involved with it's construction.seeing eye dogs australia, leigh garwood mobility training centre, signage

A dispensary would fill these small glass bottles from larger containers for clients. The brown glass would protect the contents from light. This bottle was filled at the Carnegie & District Dispensary, Koornang Road, Carnegie, Victoria Pharmaceutical practice in the mid 20th centuryEmpty hexagonal brown glass bottle with cork stopper. Red print on cream paper label details contents and dispensary. Previous catalogue number handwritten at top of labeldispenseries, linament container

This book is a diary (1926 and 1927) which appears to contain summaries of letters written to clients of the Warrnambool legal firm, Mackay and Taylor. The summaries give the name of the recipient(s) and the content of the letter. The numbers next to the summaries may refer to the number of the client or the number in the letter book. George Mackay who died in 1926 set up the original legal firm in Warrnambool in 1891 and merged with James Fletcher in 1893 to form the Fletcher and Mackay business. In the early 1920s J. Taylor joined the business then known as Mackay and Taylor. This business with other partners survived in Kepler Street until the 1990s. This book has some significance as it contains the names of many residents of Warrnambool and district during the 1920s and gives some indication of their dealings with their lawyers. It also shows the system used at the time to record the transactions of law firmsThis is a ledger with a black cover and red binding (foolscap size). There are 190 pages, each one ruled with blue lines and a red margin line. The entries are handwritten in black ink. Front cover: ‘Minute Book’ (actually a diary) Spine: ‘Diary’ (in black ink) mackay and taylor

Kate Law met with Anthony Callea backstage at Wicked, and along with some other clients, got an up close experience with the costumes. Marjorie West and an audio description volunteer were also there to provide a better view of the performance.20 digital images on CDvision australia, audio description, anthony callea, kate law, marjorie west, regent theatre