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Federation University Historical Collection
Decorative object, University of Ballarat Business Card Holder, c2015
The University of Ballarat is a predecessor institution of Federation University Australia.A University of Ballarat business card holderuniversity of ballarat, merchandise, business card holder -
Federation University Historical Collection
Object, Parker, University of Ballarat Boxed Pen, c2015
A boxed ball point pen.university of ballarat, merchandise, pen -
Federation University Historical Collection
Object, Parker, University of Ballarat Boxed Bottle Opener and Pocket Knife, c2015
A boxed Bottle Opener and Pocket Knifeuniversity of ballarat, merchandise, bottle opener -
Federation University Historical Collection
Souvenir - Object, Parker, Boxed University of Ballarat Cuff Links, c2015
A boxed university of Ballarat Cufflink set.university of ballarat, merchandise, cuff links -
Federation University Historical Collection
Object, Parker, University of Ballarat Peaked cap, c2014
Red University of Ballarat peaked cap with embroidered logo. university of ballarat, merchandise, cuff links -
Federation University Historical Collection
Souvenir - Object, Boxed Ballarat School of Mines Keychain, 2015
A Ballarat School of Mines Key Chain in a timber box, produced for the 2015 Ballarat School of Mines Reunion.merchandise, key chain, ballarat school of mines, reunion -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Composite image of market shops in Bay Street, Port Melbourne, prior to redevelopment as Coles supermarket, 1980s
Compiled of photos taken as reference by the Engineer's office before redevelopment began.Composite photo of market shops in Bay Street 1980s, prior to redevelopment as Coles supermarket. Made up of six photos.built environment - commercial, business and traders - grocers and supermarkets, messina (stove and merchandise trader), jeff lanagan (men, swear dealer), mensland, cassidy's (wool shop), port sport store (formerly newsagent), hogan's pie shop, j. e. earl (hardware and timber) -
Melbourne Water
I'm not a Wally with Water badge, 1980s
Following the 1983 Victorian drought The Board of Works (MMBW) ran a television, radio and print campaign to encourage water conservation called ‘Don’t Be a Wally with Water’. The campaign followed Wally, a bumbling, habitual water waster, and is an early example of educating the public on water sustainability both environmentally and financially. Wally was both a cartoon character and played on television by the comedian Peter Moon. The campaign ran for several years and was designed to change attitudes towards water wastage. This MMBW branded item is associated with ‘Don’t Be a Wally with Water’ campaign, and demonstrates an early water sustainability education program. These badges would have been given out as promotional merchandise and at public events. Round metal badge with printed cartoon image and text. -
Melbourne Water
I'm not a Wally with Water badge, 1980s
Following the 1983 Victorian drought The Board of Works (MMBW) ran a television, radio and print campaign to encourage water conservation called "Don't Be a Wally with Water". The campaign followed Wally, a bumbling, habitual water waster, and is an early example of educating the public on water sustainability both environmentally and financially. Wally was both a cartoon character and played on television by the comedian Peter Moon. The campaign ran for several years and was designed to change attitudes towards water wastage.This MMBW branded item is associated with "Don't Be a Wally with Water" campaign, and demonstrates an early water sustainability education program. These badges would have been given out as promotional merchandise and at public events.Round metal badge with printed cartoon image and text. -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Clothing - Dressing Gown, c 1980's
Purchased for the 'Little Shop on the Hill' at Burke Road CamberwellGivoni is one of Australia's largest dressing gown, sleepwear and daywear producers. Givoni was started by Stan and Malca Givoni in 1947. Don Givoni, their son, took over from them and built the company into a major clothing manufacturer with factories based in Victoria. Now owned and managed by a third generation son, the company continues to pride itself in delivering top quality merchandise. The designers at Givoni create beautiful sleepwear and daywear, encompassing classic style, quality, attention to detail and great value for money.'Givoni' Green & light grey patterned dressing gown with lace on collar, long sleeves, made of polyester and cotton.'Givoni'costume, female nightwear, female -
Unions Ballarat
AMWU/CFMEU (Waubra Windfarm) Windcheater, circa 2010-2018
The Waubra Wind Farm is located north-west of Ballarat. It is one of the largest wind farms in Victoria. The CFMEU and AMWU have coverage of the site.Local economy. Sustainability and environmental management. Union membership.Polyester and cotton windcheater; black and red; yellow and white embroidery.1. Waubra Windfarm - 100% Union [front] 2. Line 1: CFMEU + Southern Cross Flag emblem + AMWU Line 2 & 3: Dare to Struggle dare to win [front] 3. No ticket, no start [back] 4. AMWU [left sleeve] CFMEU [right sleeve] 5. Tags showing the maker's details (FCW Fashion), size, cleaning instructions, fabric type [inside collar]. btlc, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, cfmeu, amwu, australian manufacturing workers' union, construction forestry and mining employees union, wind farms, ecology, sustainability, union merchandise -
Bialik College
Clothing - Little Shop of Horrors Merchandise
Performed in 2001, these items were made in association with the Bialik College musical theatre production for that year. For access or permissions regarding this item contact the archive [email protected]. A black t-shirt, cotton, size M, with a colour Little Shop of Horrors logo on the front. No icons on the back. A pair of Davenport black satin boxer-shorts, size M, with red and green writing printed on it. Boxer shorts: Call Back in the Morning, Git it, Some Fun Now!, The Meek Shall Inherit, Don't feed the plant, Grow for Me, Mean Green Mother, Feed Me, Suppertime, Dentist, Da Doo, Closed for Renovation, Somewhere that's Green, It's Just the Gas, Skid Row, Suddenly Seymour. T-shirt: Bialik College Presents, Little Shop of Horrors. theatre production, visual arts, bialik college, 2000s -
Queenscliffe Maritime Museum
Functional object - Sounding Lead and bottle
Collected by person in the 1960s before amnesty. Recovered from the wreck of the William SalthouseWilliam Salthouse was the first merchant vessel to sail with a cargo of merchandise from the British Dominion of Canada to British Colonies of Australia. The ship was lost on 28 November 1841 while attempting to enter Port Phillip Heads en-route to Melbourne Harbour. The wreck of William Salthouse has been the site of several maritime archaeological investigations as well as experimental in situ conservation efforts.Large sounding lead and handmade bottle recovered from the wreck of the William Salthouse [lost on 28 November 1841]'No.2' on bottleshipwrecks, salvaged items, william salthouse, sounding lead, hand made bottle -
Beechworth Honey Archive
Publication, Beechworth & beyond (VISIT Merchandise Pty Ltd)
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Beechworth Honey Archive
Publication, 5368.0. International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia. Table 12b. Merchandise exports. (Australian Bureau of Statistics). Canberra, 2014, 2014
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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Ceramic - Merchandise, Friends of Burnley Gardens, FOBG Mug
Ceramic mug sold by the Friends of Burnley Gardens to raise fundsFriends of Burnley Gardensmerchandise, friends of burnley gardens, fundraising, mug -
Canterbury History Group
Photograph - Close up of glass merchandise from No. 125 Maling Road, Jan Pigot, 27/03/1993 12:00:00 AM
Coloured photograph of glass beads and glass paperweights in Reflections Gallery at No. 125 Maling Roadcanterbury, maling road, shops -
Melbourne Legacy
Domestic object - Magnet, Lest we forget, 2022
A magnet used in a direct marketing campaign in 2022. The campaign was to encourage people to consider gifting money to Legacy in their will. A sample of merchandise that encourages people to never forget the sacrifice made by the ADF.Rectangular magnet with blue background and red poppy.bequests, marketing -
Melbourne Legacy
Badge, Legacy 2023, 2023
Badge released by Legacy in 2023 for the annual badge day.An example of merchandise released for fundraising in 2023.Badge released in 2023 for the annual badge day appeal. It is made of gold coloured metal with yellow enamel circle around a torch and gold wreath, the words 'Legacy 2023'. It is on a white card with blue printing showing it's value is $10. Badge has a post and a separate butterfly clutch.legacy appeal, badge week, fundraising -
Melbourne Legacy
Domestic object, Legacy Appeal Keyring - $5, 2023
Keyring released by Legacy in 2023 for the annual badge day. An example of merchandise released for fundraising in 2023.Keyring released in 2023 for the annual badge day appeal. It is made of silver coloured metal with white enamel circle around a bear face, the words 'Legacy since 2023'. It is with a white card with blue printing showing it's value is $5. legacy appeal, badge week, fundraising -
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
Australian Nursing Federation fridge magnet, [1995-2000s?]
Rectangular gold and blue fridge magnet. Magnet printed with 'ANF [Australian Nursing Federation]', 'Caring for NURSES', 'ALL NURSES', the ANF logo and phone number ('03-92749333').nurses, unionism, recruitment, trade unions, merchandise, fridge magnet, magnet, australian nursing federation -
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
Australian Nursing Federation fridge magnet, [1995-2000s?]
Rectangular gold and red fridge magnet. Magnet printed with 'NURSES. you can't live without them!', the Australian Nursing Federation logo and phone number ('03-9274 9333').nursing, nurses, unionism, trade unions, merchandise, fridge magnet, magnet, australian nursing federation -
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
Australian Nursing Federation fridge magnet, [1995-2000s?]
Rectangular gold and red fridge magnet. Magnet printed with 'The ANF [Australian Nursing Federation] represents Nurses ... ALL NURSES', 'For advice & assistance', the ANF logo and phone number ('03-92749333').nurses, unionism, recruitment, trade unions, merchandise, fridge magnet, magnet, australian nursing federation -
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
Australian Nursing Federation aged care recruitment fridge magnet, [1995-2000s?]
Rectangular gold and blue fridge magnet. Magnet printed with 'NURSING keeps the CARE in aged CARE', 'Join the [Australian Nursing Federation] ANF', the ANF logo and phone number ('03-92749333').nursing, nurses, unionism, aged care, recruitment, trade unions, merchandise, fridge magnet, magnet, australian nursing federation -
Melbourne Legacy
Badge, 100 Years. Legacy, 2023
Badge released by Legacy in 2023 for the 100th Anniversary of Legacy.An example of merchandise released for fundraising in 2023.Badge released in 2023 for the 100th anniversary of Legacy. It is made of gold coloured metal with white enamel oval around a torch and gold wreath, the words 100 years on a blue ribbon and Legacy in gold on the white oval. It is on a white card with blue printing showing it's value is $10. Badge has a post and a separate butterfly clutch.100th anniversary, centenary -
Merri-bek City Council
C-type print, Rennie Ellis, Man standing with table of football fans’ merchandise c.1986, c. 1986
Rennie Ellis (1940–2003) was as a pivotal figure in Australian visual culture. He was both a documentary photographer and a prominent presence in advertising, television and photography. Ellis was known for his candid documentary images of contemporary Australian life. His photographs of social events, such as music festivals, fashion parades or nightclubs are iconic, but his practice also encompassed the grittier side of life. In his AFL series, Ellis skilfully portrays the nation’s passion for the game, extending his lens beyond the boundary line to showcase the spirited fans alongside the on-field action.Donated by the Rennie Ellis Photographic Archive